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Mobility and convenience key to engaging customers in real-time payments

Mobility and convenience key to engaging customers in real-time payments

Customers prefer to deal with their banks but will go elsewhere if not satisfied
There’s plenty of bank technology innovation—over there

There’s plenty of bank technology innovation—over there

Financial institutions in developing countries finding ways to teach domestic banks a thing or two
No single company dominates mobile wallets so far

No single company dominates mobile wallets so far

PayPal, however, seems positioned to break out of the pack
International mobile phone remittances likely will top $10 billion this year

International mobile phone remittances likely will top $10 billion this year

Regulatory complexities force many providers to concentrate on airtime topups
Consensus believes switch to real-time pay due by 2018

Consensus believes switch to real-time pay due by 2018

Removal of silos remains the biggest obstacle
Card-not-present seen as fastest growing type of credit card fraud

Card-not-present seen as fastest growing type of credit card fraud

While incidents rose, the average loss per compromised account fell 10
New entrepreneurs could claim the digital payment world

New entrepreneurs could claim the digital payment world

The startup culture applies its own rules while other payments players hesitate
Facial recognition: The new frontier

Facial recognition: The new frontier

They’re not only looking at you, they know you
Mobile wallet progress stalled in 2013, but could heat up in 2014

Mobile wallet progress stalled in 2013, but could heat up in 2014

Multiple technologies vie for customer acceptance
Banks need to strengthen payment revenues with new technologies, business models

Banks need to strengthen payment revenues with new technologies, business models

Wholesale transaction banking looks to be the key lever for higher ROE
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