m-banking

 According to the recent global survey conducted by KPMG, Chinese people use their cell phones to get into the Internet. Being more specific, 77% of Chinese people use their mobile devices to carry out financial transactions, and 44% for retail transactions, while in India 38% are using them to shop, and 43% for financial business.

One and a half year ago the company conducted the similar survey. Now having compared the statistics it was found that the number of people using mobile phones for online transactions increased from 19% to 46%.

As it became known, San Francisco-based Patelco Credit Union has implemented Popmoney P2P payments integrated with mobile banking.

Citibank is searching for the new ways to attract clients. One of such ways is a launch of the newly developed banking platform Citibank Mobile.  

Veritec, Inc., a developer of mobile banking debit card solutions and a pioneer and developer of a proprietary two dimensional barcode (VSCode®), today announces it is rolling out a Visa branded multi-purpose card. It will have Veritec’s proprietary VSCode® on the back of the card.

Firethorn, a mobile financial solutions provider based in Atlanta, conducted a study showed that U.S. consumers are ready to dive further into mobile financial services, beyond m-banking.

M-Com, international mobile banking solution provider, is delighted to announce its product BankAnywhere was chosen by ACLEDA Bank Plc in a move to power its mobile banking and payment services.

Some time ago people could not imagine that they would use wireless handsets to perform banking operations. Today it is something ordinary if you send an SMS message to inquire your account balance at your bank. Mobile banking while not yet available or at least affordable in many countries of the world is wide spread among bank consumers in developed nations.

uniBank, the first runner up in product innovation in the CIG Ghana Banking Awards 2008 and three times winners for Best Customer Care, set up collaboration with Technology Service Providers (TSPs) targeting to provide mobile-based Banking Services. Thus uniBank introduced a Net-based banking service accessible through mobile phones. 

As it became known on Tuesday, Bangkok Bank signed up for Fiserv's Mobile Money service aiming to get access to its Internet banking platform from their handsets.

The new M-Com powered browser-based application now is available in two languages Thai and English. The new service enables customers to view account information, pay bills, transfer funds and top up their mobile phone account.