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3 Tips to Head Off a Digital Banking Conversion Nightmare

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It’s one of a banker’s worst nightmares: the digital banking conversion that was designed to improve the customer experience fails – locking users out of their accounts, not showing balances, making wire transfer features inaccessible… It recently happened to a $25 billion bank in the Midwest. It can change its core system.

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Deep Dive: Strategizing Transparent, Holistic Digital Banking Transformations

PYMNTS

Banks do not always have the budgets or resources to craft cutting-edge online and mobile experiences, although they can no longer afford to put off digital transformations. The number of online banking customers is growing worldwide, and FIs’ consumers are coming to expect seamless digital experiences as a result.

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Personalized Marketing: What Banking Customers Really Want

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The Landscape According to Forbes Advisor: 2022 Digital Banking Survey , as of 2022, 78% of adults in the U.S. prefer to bank via a mobile app or website. And those consumers desire digital experiences that are personalized and meaningful.

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Mobile Cards Key To Winning Bank Accounts

PYMNTS

Banks and legacy financial institutions (FIs) might be wise to study what disruptive technologies recently did to the print publishing industry, taxi cabs, network TV, and a host of other businesses that were disintermediated with little to no warning in recent years. Mobile Cards: Make or Break? Follow the Smart(phone) Crowd.

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In Digital Banking Age, Personal Touch Still Matters

PYMNTS

Technology has brought transparency and speed to financial interactions, including those between banks and their customers. But must everything be at arm’s length, a technology-enabled hit-and-run where banking is ruled by apps and apps alone?

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Deep Dive: How Banks Use Digital Technologies To Outlast The Coronavirus

PYMNTS

Some banks have shuttered their branches during the pandemic and are relying on digital or mobile channels to fulfill customer needs, but others do not have that option. Digital Technologies Under COVID-19. Fifth Third Bank, KeyBank and PNC Bank are among those in the U.S. British FI Nationwide U.K.

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The growing interest in digital banks

Insights on Business

Traditionally, banking was a conservative industry with relatively high barriers to entry. Banking products and services were defined and controlled by the bank. At the same time, regulators in many countries also have relaxed regulations to encourage innovation in the banking industry.