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Deep Dive: How 2020 Shaped The Future Of Digital-First Banking

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The banking industry is hardly exempt from the disruption as social distancing and stay-at-home orders have all but emptied physical bank branches to mitigate potential contagion. How 2020 Impacted Digital-First Banking. Bank branches are also closing faster than ever before.

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JPMorgan Forecasts Record Online Holiday Shopping Season

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The bank also processed record-breaking online and mobile payment transactions on Cyber Monday, up nearly 25 percent over 2019. Morgan’s card-present and card-not-present processing scale can provide uniquely valuable insight into consumer spending during the peak holiday shopping season,” Smith said. .

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The Year In Data: Measuring 2020’s Payments Innovation

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How We Will Pay: Home As The Consumer Command Center. This study showed that the home had become the consumer’s commerce command center as they changed their daily routines to do more of their work and more of their once-physical errands from home. percent made purchases via mobile in the last 24 hours. 31 percent bank via app.

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When Consumers Are Remote, Banks And Credit Unions Come To Them

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The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted traditional banks to take fresh looks at their digital initiatives and has given digital-only banks the opportunity to learn about the advantages and hurdles of serving customers primarily through online and mobile channels. Building Trust Between Banks and Consumers Online.

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A List of Digital Banks in Asia

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Are digital first banks in Asia poised to lead a disruptive charge against well-entrenched, established commercial banks? In the traditional banking sphere globally, but especially true in Asia, there is a considerable proportion of unbanked and underbanked populations who lack complete or any access to banking services.

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Digital Payments: 12 Digital Payment Options to Consider Accepting in Your Business

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We can hail a ride from a mobile app, and our transactions for all sorts of goods and services can be easily paid for from our phones. In 2019, 77% of US consumers were using at least one type of digital payment system. By the end of 2020, that rose to 78%. All you need to use a digital wallet is a smartphone.

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Banking On A Rough Earnings Season For Banks

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and international) consumer and the businesses that serve them will be center stage as earnings season gets underway, starting, as always, with a slew of big banks. The last time we had earnings season, stretching from mid-January into the end of February, banks pointed to the continued strength of the U.S. and the U.K.,