Checks Mobile Banking Mobile Deposit 
PYMNTS
SEPTEMBER 17, 2020
“Pandenomics” may usher in a new age for mobile check capture and deposits. In an interview with Karen Webster, Mike Diamond , general manager of digital banking at Mitek , said it’s unlikely that customers will revert back to their branch-intensive, pre-pandemic banking behaviors. We never will.
PYMNTS
SEPTEMBER 8, 2020
Mitek , which provides software and authentication services, said it has upped its game with its release of Mobile Deposit 4.8, a mobile banking app. Mitek’s update comes at a time, the company added, “when heading to a physical branch location with a paper check may not be an immediate option.”
PYMNTS
AUGUST 5, 2019
Perhaps that’s why, in the midst of the seemingly never-ending stream of headlines about data breaches, account takeovers, stolen credit cards and online fraud , the notion of “check fraud” seems something of an outlier for the up-and-coming fraudster looking to make a decent living. And the death of checks – sooner rather than later.
FICO
AUGUST 24, 2020
This week’s reveal: prior to March 2020, I had never used the mobile deposit feature of the banking app on my phone. Since then, I’ve deposited nearly a dozen checks using this nifty capability. First, I still get a lot of paper checks. Mobile deposits are so easy!”. What does it mean?
PYMNTS
JUNE 29, 2020
“There’s been a 20 percent-plus increase in customers signing into digital banking capabilities and significant month-over-month increases in mobile check deposits. In March, the number of [mobile] checks deposited was up 40 percent over February, for example. How Data Aids Seamless Onboarding .
PYMNTS
APRIL 1, 2016
Corporations have been chastised in recent years as floods of new data reveal the ongoing prevalence of paper checks in B2B payments. But if the financial services sector is going to actually service its corporate clients, then it must acknowledge that checks will remain in the mix — at least for the foreseeable future. “It
FICO
SEPTEMBER 10, 2020
Typically, money mules are unwittingly tricked into depositing a fraudulent check into a bank account or into receiving money from accounts without authorization of the account owner. Consumers are taking “mobile to the max” by using their phones for mobile deposit, contactless payments and person-to-person payments.
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