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Online/Digital Account Opening: A Bridge and A Moat

Abrigo

Offering Digital Consumer and Commercial Accounts Benefits Financial Institutions Banks and credit unions that enable online/digital account opening win new customers and members and retain existing ones. . Takeaway 1 Many financial institutions are adding or improving online or digital account opening capabilities. .

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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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Top 5 Surprises from FICO’s Fraud and Digital Banking Survey

FICO

Top 5 Surprises from FICO’s Fraud and Digital Banking Survey. Our survey found that good fraud protection is paramount for customers - even though they themselves may exaggerate income or claims. million identity theft reports filed in 2021, many of which relate back to banks and lenders. FICO Admin.

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Deep Dive: How FIs, Customers Are Navigating The Coronavirus-Inspired Spike In Digital Banking Demand

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The coronavirus pandemic has consumers around the world turning to digital devices to access banking services. The new surge in demand is putting financial institutions’ (FIs’) online and mobile offerings to the test and allowing FIs to show off their digital investments and know-how to assure customers that they are in good hands.

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FICO Digital Banking Study: Security and Authentication in a Digital World

FICO

Security and Authentication in a Digital World. For many years we’ve been reliant on usernames and passwords to secure digital accounts – but we know these aren’t adequate. Any new authentication methods as a minimum, must offer a suitable level of security and be acceptable to those that use them.

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How One Nevada Credit Union Secures Its Self-Service Innovations

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Though still strong, this industry growth has slowed in recent years, with another survey finding that total loans only increased by 6.6 The onset of digital banking has drastically changed the way CU customers interact with their financial institutions (FIs), placing a much greater emphasis on self-services like mobile and online banking.

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Deep Dive: How FIs Can Keep Their Digital-First Innovations Secure

PYMNTS

This increased digital presence also brings a greater risk of digital fraud, however. Some schemes that are impractical to wage in person are simpler to perpetrate online because of a decreased security presence, the anonymity of transactions and fraudsters’ abilities to stage hundreds of attacks simultaneously.

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