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Biometrics has been evolving to include not only what you are, as above, but what you do.

You are what your mobile says you are

Many features of devices can support biometric authentication methods
Vendors boost real-time payments at The Clearing House

Vendors boost real-time payments at The Clearing House

Flurry of announcements to usher in connections to coming real-time payments platform
Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So regularly longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

Payments tech goes berserk

Prepaid cards; P2P; mobile wallets; social media; voice-activated buying; virtual reality—can anybody spare a dime?
Prepaid cards have challenges from newer technology and compliance costs, but some surprising trends uncovered in a new study highlight continuing potential.

Pending rule spreads prepaid compliance “wealth”

Consumer protections to impact prepaid credit industry beyond old boundaries
Another settlement stemming from 2014 breach makes Big Orange cough up more green.

Home Depot pays $25 million to settle banking suit

Class action suit involves dozens of banks and CUs in wake of 2014 breach—$2 a pop
Rethinking “know” in “Know Your Customer”

Rethinking “know” in “Know Your Customer”

State of the art isn’t artful enough for payments merchant service providers
Fed: Blockchain adoption hinges on four factors

Fed: Blockchain adoption hinges on four factors

Governor Powell summarizes key issues, and speaks to faster payments and government cybercurrency
Obvious and mediocre won’t be found here—but “Why didn’t I think of that?” will! Challenging the banking status quo is Dan Fisher’s personal mission.

Did you actually read your EFT network rules?

What you got into is what you signed up for, if you left money on the table
Most people who sell in online marketplaces have a key point in common: "Show me the money!"

Gigs: It’s all about getting paid

Ecommerce entrepreneurs will pick—and will leave—platforms based on speed and fees
When systems go blooey, CFPB believes that can be a legal offense.

"Rush" to judgment?

Can tech breakdown be abusive and deceptive? CFPB says so
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