When it comes to paying bills, too often the nation’s 37 million underbanked Americans do it the hard and costly way--in cash and in person.

As the smartphone-toting population crosses the 50% barrier, there are opportunities and challenges to rethink and re-imagine new imaging services to bridge the mobile transaction gap.

As smartphones and tablets become increasingly cost-effective and powerful, mobile POS (point of sale) acceptance is posing a growing threat to traditional terminal-based solutions and vendors. Mobile POS provides all the existing functionality of a...

In 2012, account takeover and new account fraud each rose by approximately 50% over the previous year. These two fraud types impact consumers most severely.

At 92.6% of total U.S. retail dollar volume, the point of sale (POS) retail market towers above the online market and will continue to do so for years to come. But the growing popularity of the digital realm has fundamentally altered the nature of...

Since Apple launched the iPhone six years ago, smartphones have imbued consumers with always-on, always-with-me, real-time expectations.

Leading rewards and loyalty programs deepen participant value enabling customers to use accumulated points toward purchases.

In 2012, account takeover and new-account fraud each rose by approximately 50% over the previous year. These two fraud types impact consumers most severely, and they are historically more difficult for FIs to prevent and detect than any other major...

When it comes to paying bills, too often the nation’s 37 million underbanked Americans do it using hard and costly ways: in cash, and in person, by mail, or by phoning call centers. This creates an opportunity for financial institutions, billers,...

Mobile banking gained 10 million new users in 2012. Smartphones continue to surge in adoption over feature phones. Rising tablet adoption of more than double in the next five years promises to transform mobile banking once again. What will the...