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NEW DATA: 43M Consumers Are Holding Out On Mobile Banking Apps — How Banks Can Change Their Minds

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Not only are many account holders visiting brick-and-mortar branches less often than they did before the pandemic, but many are also more reliant on digital banking channels — particularly mobile banking apps — than they have ever been. percent more likely to use mobile banking apps now than they were in 2019, and 51.1

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FIs Most Underutilized Asset: Their Apps

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Mobile banking apps are designed to make digital banking more convenient for customers, yet 21.7 So what can financial institutions (FIs) do to improve their apps’ user experience (UX), and will making these changes help boost adoption and usage? percent of consumers who use these apps are dissatisfied with them.

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Can Smartphones Solve ATM Skimming

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One new approach that banks are exploring to mitigate this particular vector of fraud is the notion of using smartphones as a second factor of authentication since most people always have their phone with them. According to a recent article in ATMMarketplace.com, card skimming accounted for more than $2 billion in losses.

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Sarah Clark from Mitek on millennial habits and mobile security

BankNXT

Shaun Weston talks to Sarah Clark from Mitek about mobile security and the habits of the millennial generation when it comes to mobile financial services. Sarah Clark from Mitek on millennial habits and mobile security on BankNXT.

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How Innovation Priorities Are Evolving for FIs

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Fraud and security innovation has seen a slight decline, from 50.0 User experience (UX) will also experience significant increases in interest over the next three years compared to the past three. Bottom performers are focused on UX (62.5 Debit payments were a priority for nearly half (49.5 percent to 42.5

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WTF USA EMV CVM POS PIN SNAFU

Tomorrow's Transactions

Merchants wanted PIN because the fraud rate on PIN is two orders of magnitude less than with signature. The typical US consumer approaches a POS with some trepidation, I imagine, since it is completely opaque as to the experience that awaits them. From The Great EMV Fake-Out: No Chip For You! Krebs on Security.

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Whitepages Pro Spins Out, Becomes Ekata

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The consumer business, he noted, is driven by web user experience (UX) or mobile apps. Beyond PSD2, he noted, payment service providers (PSPs), such as Stripe and Adyen , are increasingly moving to help eCommerce companies combat fraud. Data sourcing and networks are also different across operations.

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