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Is UX The Key To Mobile Wallet Breakout?

PYMNTS

The answer, as it turns out, may actually lie within merchant eCommerce experiences rather than the wallets themselves. The 23 percent of users trying Apple Pay in June 2016 represents an upward trend instead of the decreasing percentage revealed in the two previous PYMNTS Apple Pay studies. Importance of nailing UX.

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Prepare Your App for iOS 14

Perficient

Apple added a Picture in Picture mode to the iPad in iOS 13, so its not exactly new, but it is a new feature added to iPhone in iOS 14. Users will be able to watch videos or take Facetime calls while being able to do other things on your phone at the same time! There are a couple devices however, that won’t make the cut.

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The Mobile Banking and Payments Summit – Impressions from Day 2

Celent Banking

There’s still plenty of fragmentation in the market : Android is an open system utilizing Host Card Emulation (HCE), while Apple is a closed system using a secure element. While the system is safer than traditional cards, the perception that it’s less safe is keeping many users from adopting it.

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In Retail, Are Rewards Their Own Reward?

PYMNTS

“There are so many levers to engage consumers” in rewards, said Wind, and whether it is tied specifically to a card or merchant, additional leverage can come through email marketing campaigns or percentage-off programs at retailers.

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Can Smartphones Solve ATM Skimming

Banking 2020

Thus if banks are truly interested in using mobile phones as a primary form of authentication for ATMs, they will need to sell their customers on a better, more secure user experience. When the solution was initially designed by vendors three years ago, NFC was not being supported by Apple.

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Big Tech’s Big Shadow Over FIs

PYMNTS

If issuers and banks don’t do that, he said, Apple, Google, Samsung and a whole host of Big Tech players are ready to step in and do so — taking away FI customers in the process. The depth of these experiences available in card management is so robust.”. Or at least those experiences can be robust if expanded on by FIs properly.

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Does ‘Google Checking’ Foreshadow Big Tech, FinTech Payments Changes?

PYMNTS

While much is yet to be announced about Google Cache, VB expects them to provide an experience layer, while letting the financial institution provide the account and deal with regulatory compliance. Google’s expertise is in UX design,” he noted. “By Consider, he said, how the Apple Card came into the market.

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