Remote Payments

In 2017, technology will continue to play a vital and growing role in financial services, but some weary and mistrustful customers, especially Millennials, want a more personalized touch.

Rapid changes in technology have users of the U.

Despite all the excitement around mobile payments and mobile wallets, consumer adoption has been disappointingly slow.

Although most U.

We read a lot about digital wallets these days – particularly in the wake of 2014’s Apple Pay announcement.

Last year, as the Federal Reserve was preparing for its long-anticipated first monetary tightening in nearly a decade, the conversation began to focus on the generation of bankers whose concept of “normal” consisted of short-term interest rates near zero percent and holding steady.

With paper-based checks falling to about half of all B2B payments according to recent surveys, banks are feeling the revenue loss.

Can real-time payments make it in the U.

As a consumer of banking services, I can’t wait for my bank to offer mobile remote deposit capture (RDC) – and I’ll be happy to pay for it.

Today, if a bank isn’t offering remote deposit capture (RDC) by a mobile device, it’s likely on their roadmap.