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Mobile pay 2014: Innovation, disruption

Mobile pay 2014: Innovation, disruption

Consumers leaning most toward services by financial institutions
Small businesses would move for superior mobile banking

Small businesses would move for superior mobile banking

Two thirds say they’d switch banks if mobile offering was tailored to them
Consumer remote capture seen as most risky

Consumer remote capture seen as most risky

Managing retail RDC risk requires a whole new set of tools
MasterCard issues pay card standards for issuers and employers

MasterCard issues pay card standards for issuers and employers

Guidance seeks to ensure employees understand choices and are able to take advantage of benefits
2014 could usher in more use of geolocation and contactless pay

2014 could usher in more use of geolocation and contactless pay

Complementary capabilities seen boosting digital, traditional applications
Smartphone users worldwide seek more mobile banking services

Smartphone users worldwide seek more mobile banking services

Account balances and security alerts are the most requested features
Mobile billpay doubled in 2013, driven by Gen Y acceptance

Mobile billpay doubled in 2013, driven by Gen Y acceptance

One in four tablet owners use the device to pay bills
P2P and gift cards compete as consumers embrace e-gifting

P2P and gift cards compete as consumers embrace e-gifting

New P2P services from banks that can be used for gifts may begin to cut into gift card volume
Will 2014 be year niche payments take hold?

Will 2014 be year niche payments take hold?

Analyst suggests banks partner with local retailers to set up dedicated payment applications
The way forward for digital currencies

The way forward for digital currencies

Compliance implications for Bitcoin and its brethren—and for banks
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