Bank Muscat mobile banking crosses 100000 customers milestone
Times of Oman
Tariq Atiq, AGM (Cards & eBanking), said: "Bank Muscat is proud to welcome the 100,000th customer for the unique mBanking services. This milestone has been achieved within a short span of time and the consistently growing number of customers reflects ...
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AllAfrica.com
The low financial services penetration compared with the exponential growth of mobile telephony in Sub-Saharan Africa is creating a unique niche for mobile phone banking to develop on the continent. In Africa, the majority of the population has no ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile banking, sure. But what about mobile bankers? Charlotte tech firm has ...
Charlotte Business Journal (blog)
“Though mobile banking apps have seen high adoption rates, the industry has yet to bring mobility to bankers who service clients in a face-to-face setting,” says Riaz Syed, Zenmonics CEO and founder. “Zenmonics mobileBanker frees bank personnel from ...
See all stories on this topic »Banks struggle to keep up with mobile demand
FierceFinanceIT
While banks all have a mobile banking app, their clients are still pushing for more and more mobile capabilities. So says Mary Monahan, executive vice president and research director for Javelin Strategy & Research, a California company that rates ...
See all stories on this topic »3Rivers implements Picture Pay mobile bill payment
Banking Business Review
The credit union will also provide its existing mobile banking application, which will allow its customers to conveniently and safely pay any bill by capturing an image of the bill using their mobile device. Members will then have to simply enter the ...
See all stories on this topic »RBZ pushes for more financial inclusion
NewsDay
Mlambo said following the approval of the establishment of mobile banking services by three mobile network operators — Econet, Telecel and NetOne — in collaboration with local banks, mobile banking transactions increased to $381,61 million in 2012 ...
See all stories on this topic »Banks Struggle with the Decision to Offer Small Business Apps
American Banker (subscription)
Since Apple released the iPhone in 2007, mobile banking apps for retail banking customers have become the financial equivalent of the little black dress — a must have. Yet, one customer type has been neglected in the app stores: small business owners.
See all stories on this topic »Customer trust could give UK banks advantage in mobile payment market
ComputerworldUK
Consumer trust could be key to banks staking a claim in the growing market for mobile payments, according to a panel of finance sector experts, though legacy IT infrastructure could create a barrier to product development. With smartphone adoption ...
See all stories on this topic »Financial Empowerment Mobile to visit Huntington
Huntington Herald Dispatch
HUNTINGTON -- Help will be available to Huntington residents seeking financial assistance and advice next week in the form of Fifth Third Bank's Financial Empowerment Mobile. Fifth Third Bankis partnering with Goodwill Industries of KYOWVA to bring ...
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Times of Oman
Tariq Atiq, AGM (Cards & eBanking), said: "Bank Muscat is proud to welcome the 100,000th customer for the unique mBanking services. This milestone has been achieved within a short span of time and the consistently growing number of customers reflects ...
See all stories on this topic »Fostering Financial Inclusion With Mobile Banking
AllAfrica.com
The low financial services penetration compared with the exponential growth of mobile telephony in Sub-Saharan Africa is creating a unique niche for mobile phone banking to develop on the continent. In Africa, the majority of the population has no ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile banking, sure. But what about mobile bankers? Charlotte tech firm has ...
Charlotte Business Journal (blog)
“Though mobile banking apps have seen high adoption rates, the industry has yet to bring mobility to bankers who service clients in a face-to-face setting,” says Riaz Syed, Zenmonics CEO and founder. “Zenmonics mobileBanker frees bank personnel from ...
See all stories on this topic »Banks struggle to keep up with mobile demand
FierceFinanceIT
While banks all have a mobile banking app, their clients are still pushing for more and more mobile capabilities. So says Mary Monahan, executive vice president and research director for Javelin Strategy & Research, a California company that rates ...
See all stories on this topic »3Rivers implements Picture Pay mobile bill payment
Banking Business Review
The credit union will also provide its existing mobile banking application, which will allow its customers to conveniently and safely pay any bill by capturing an image of the bill using their mobile device. Members will then have to simply enter the ...
See all stories on this topic »RBZ pushes for more financial inclusion
NewsDay
Mlambo said following the approval of the establishment of mobile banking services by three mobile network operators — Econet, Telecel and NetOne — in collaboration with local banks, mobile banking transactions increased to $381,61 million in 2012 ...
See all stories on this topic »Banks Struggle with the Decision to Offer Small Business Apps
American Banker (subscription)
Since Apple released the iPhone in 2007, mobile banking apps for retail banking customers have become the financial equivalent of the little black dress — a must have. Yet, one customer type has been neglected in the app stores: small business owners.
See all stories on this topic »Customer trust could give UK banks advantage in mobile payment market
ComputerworldUK
Consumer trust could be key to banks staking a claim in the growing market for mobile payments, according to a panel of finance sector experts, though legacy IT infrastructure could create a barrier to product development. With smartphone adoption ...
See all stories on this topic »Financial Empowerment Mobile to visit Huntington
Huntington Herald Dispatch
HUNTINGTON -- Help will be available to Huntington residents seeking financial assistance and advice next week in the form of Fifth Third Bank's Financial Empowerment Mobile. Fifth Third Bankis partnering with Goodwill Industries of KYOWVA to bring ...
See all stories on this topic »