| NatWest glitch leaves customers locked out of mobile banking app The Guardian NatWest has been hit by its third IT glitch in nine months when a fault left customers locked out of its mobile banking app for hours. The problem, which prevented people from logging in, also affected customers of Royal Bank of Scotland and Ulster ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Guardian |
Credit Union Times
According to the Fed: “As of November 2012, 28% of all mobile phone users and 48% of smartphone users had used mobile banking in the past 12 months. This is a significant increase from 21% in December 2011 for mobile phone users and 42% for ...
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Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal
Americans are increasingly using their phones to avoid a trip to the bank, but they still have little interest in having mobile devices replace their wallets. The cellphone users tapping into bankingservices increased 33 percent during 2012, according ...
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nwitimes.com
The latest issue of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s FDIC Consumer News offers consumers tips for safer mobile banking. The FDIC urges consumers to be proactive and create strong passwords or pins and periodically change them. Don't write down ...
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| It's not just EM anymore Poor Americans are the ones dragging the country into ... Quartz And when you look at why, it turns out to be for similar reasons to why people in emerging markets have embraced mobile banking and payments: mobile bankingcuts down the costs of having a bank account. Clearly the situation in the US is a little... See all stories on this topic » |  Quartz |
Irish Independent
Users of mobile applications for iPads, iPhones, BlackBerry devices and android phones found they were unable to get access to their banking services on their mobiles. Technicians spent hours working to restore the service for users in Ireland and the UK.
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