Content tagged with Channels posted in August 2010
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94% of Professionals Likely to Use Mobile Payments, Survey Finds
In a survey of 1,000 professionals across 67 countries, conducted by Netsize, more than half said they would be willing to use mobile payments for purchases of more than $100.
40% of Middle Market Banking Execs Considering Mobile Banking
However, 61% are concerned about mobile banking security.
Fiserv Rolls Out Mobile Deposit Capture
Reselling Mitek's check image capture system to let its bank customers deposit checks through their cell phones.
Bank of the West Launches Mobile Banking
San Francisco-based Bank of the West ($61 billion in assets) announced Tuesday the launch of its mobile banking platform, which enables a several account functions through SMS.
Mitek Granted Patent for Remote Deposit Capture Application
Image analytics and mobile document capture provider Mitek Systems, Inc. on Wednesday announced it has received a United States patent for its Mobile Deposit remote deposit capture application.
Facetime's Socialite Solution Aims to Monitor Social Network Activity
California-based Facetime Communications announced Monday the release of Socialite, a new security management and compliance solution specifically built for banks using social networks.
First Tennessee Launches Mobile Banking
First Tennessee Bank ($26.3 billion in assets), a subsidiary of Memphis-based First Horizon National Corp., announced the launch of its mobile banking service Monday. The service allows customers to access the bank via SMS, mobile web browser or downloadable app.
ICBA Releases Community Bank Locator Application for Blackberry and Android Devices
ICBA releases community bank locator application for Blackberry and Android devices.
Touchscreen Smudges Said to Pose Security Risk
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have brought to light the potential dangers of touchscreen smudges in a paper released yesterday.
KeyBank Deploys Mobile Money to All Customers
Cleveland-based KeyBank ($94 billion in assets) rolled out mobile banking services to all of its customers this week through Fiserv, Inc.'s Mobile Money product. It is one of the first banks in the United States to roll Mobile Money out - which enables various mobile transactions - to all of its customers.
How to Make Your Website a Magnet for Deposits
By Terry Moore and Madhavi Mantha, Accenture
More than one-half of financial services product searches in the United States begin online, according to Accenture research, and that figure is likely to increase. Indeed, customers rank the online channel as the single most important way of interacting with their banks.
New Survey Shows "Gen Y" in Financial Trouble
Nearly 30 percent report having difficulty in managing their spending; about 27 percent have been turned down for a loan or line of credit.
M-Com Offers Hosted Mobile Banking for Fiserv Customers
For banks that want to let someone else take care of security and support.
BofA Rolls Out Online-Only Checking Account
Customers must use ATMs for deposits and withdrawals and receiving paperless statements to avoid $8.95 fee.
Jailbreaking Joins the List of Security Issues For Mobile Banking Developers to Ponder
Mobile banking program developers have a lot of security issues to think about, the latest of which is iPhone jailbreaking. Last week, the Librarian of Congress and the U.S. Copyright Office said that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, a law that forbids anyone from breaking through encryption technology to copy or modify copyrighted works, does not apply to the copyrighted encryption built into the bootloader that starts up the iPhone OS operating system, as Apple claimed it did. The Copyrig
Nearly 400,000 Chase Customers Choose To Receive Bank Statements in Spanish
New service appears to resonate with the Hispanic community.
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