Data breaches stole the spotlight in 2014. With a barrage of high profile retail breaches came a newfound awareness of the risk for consumers, financial institutions, and organizations across all...

It has been eight years since the iPhone launched the “there’s an app for that” mobile movement, yet online and mobile retail banking still applies a one-size-fits-all approach that fails to target...

The move to mobile is happening faster than anticipated and profoundly changing banking in fundamental ways. Almost 1 in 4 primary bank customers currently claims to be “mobile first,” that is, he or...

Digital banking platforms have joined the bank branch and the call center as core banking channels and must be viewed as equal in importance to the overall business going forward. Banks and other...

This report analyzes the U.S. mobile proximity payment market, covering payments made by consumers using a mobile device at a merchant’s physical location. Three years of actual historical data and a...

Javelin’s eighth annual Identity Protection Services Scorecard examines the issues affecting consumer adoption of ID protection services and how providers can distinguish themselves in a market...

Call it the convenience conundrum. By providing effective and extensive digital banking capabilities, banks and credit unions have enabled customers to conduct ever more banking transactions when...

The meteoric growth of smartphone and tablet adoption and the highly touted Apple Watch rollout are a tip-off to financial institutions: Push notifications will be central to consumers’ lives sooner...

The Apple Watch release could be the shot that sets smartwatch adoption off to the races. This opens a brief window for retailers, banking, payments and wallet providers to move first in wearables....

The United States lags other countries in enabling real-time payments to be made at a cost that encourages development of mass-market initiatives. However, a recent publication from the Federal...