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The rise of the ever-growing relationship between technology and financial services is bringing significant changes to the banking industry, which is becoming a battleground where competition is developing to be increasingly multifaceted.

A look at an exciting development in the neobanking space, one that is aimed at boosting the financial freedom of players in a conventionally underserved segment – small and medium enterprises, otherwise known as SMEs.

The use of mobile banking continues its climb towards ubiquity: the Federal Reserve study published in 2016 indicated that 43% of all mobile phone owners with a bank account had used mobile banking.

Neobanks and challenger banks raised more than $300M of investments in the last year.

A study of 22 banks (institutions + digital-only) across APAC, Europe, and the Middle East analyzing digital onboarding methods & eKYC techniques for opening bank accounts found that OTPs and selfies were the most prevalent modern identity verification methods for digital onboarding among those banks.

Brandwatch, in collaboration with Twitter, just released the results of a very curious study analyzing billions of conversations on one of the most vibrant social media channels.

To beat out the competition, a growing number of auto loan providers are harnessing Phone-Centric Technology™ to cut down on time it takes to complete the necessary forms, improving customer experience and increasing sales.

The QR Code has emerged as a powerful portal between the material and the digital spheres and is fast becoming a retailer’s best friend.

A list of advancements in the payments domain that cannot go unnoticed.

Banks now realize that one of the most crucial areas of business where tech can elevate their perception is the process of onboarding.

Big improvements to a familiar technology make QR Pre-fill™ a must-have for Chief Marketing Officers

This article from talks about Open Banking, which is one of the biggest moments in banking history that just went unnoticed.