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With mobile devices pervade consumers’ lives and instill “always-on” expectations, Javelin examines the need for on-the-go personal finance to replace old‐style personal financial management tools.

Years of complacency among businesses regarding data breaches were shattered in 2013 with the Target breach getting into the crosshairs of the media. With the connection between data breaches and identity fraud growing with nearly 1 in 3 data-b...

The retail point of sale (POS) market is rapidly changing as cash and check are increasingly losing favor with consumers and merchants and are quickly being replaced by plastic cards and alternative payments

It’s no secret that smartphone and tablet adoption is skyrocketing, with mobile banking adoption following in the wake.

The U.S. EMV roadmap has existed since 2012, providing the payments industry with plenty of time to prepare for the transition from magnetic stripe cards to smart cards.

As smartphone and tablet ownership rates continue to grow, mobile devices are expected to serve as an increasingly dominant purchase channel.

Women present bankers with a conundrum. On one hand, women are more satisfied than men with mobile banking. Yet, they are less active customers — not only in mobile banking, but also online banking and a variety of financial chores.

E‐commerce is growing by leaps and bounds, prompting merchants and payments processors to expand their platforms for card‐not‐present (CNP) payment acceptance and processing.

Fingerprint Matching. Palm Print. Eye Scanning. Voice and Facial Recognition. Behaviometrics. Biometric authentication has been a fixture of the public imagination for decades in futuristic popular fiction.

The mobile “power users” of yesterday have become the average bank customers of 2013. What consumers want from mobile banking over the next few years?