Examines the Demand and Potential for Mobile and Online Banking Features in the United States - Research and Markets

DUBLIN, November 9, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Digital Banking is Taking Hold: The State of Mobile and Online Banking in 2016" report to their offering.

With more than 70% of adults in the United States and more than 60% of adults in other countries and regions owning smartphones, an insatiable appetite for all things digital continues. This demand for mobility is present in the world of banking as well, as banking customers continue to embrace self-service methods, particularly online and mobile banking, to access their accounts and make various transactions.

In a new report, Digital Banking Is Taking Hold: The State of Mobile and Online Banking in 2016, the author presents a market overview and describes the deployment of mobile-centric digital banking platforms that not only include comprehensive banking apps, electronic bill payment (bill-pay), personal financial management (PFM) tools, mobile payments and mobile wallets, and mobile/ATM prestaging but also offer enhanced mobile web capabilities.

Highlights of this report include:

- Market overview of the evolving digital banking market

- The author's Customer Monitor 2015 survey statistics on U.S. consumers' use of smartphones and tablets and mobile banking

- Features improving the customer experience in usage of digital banking products and solutions

- The value of digital personal financial management (PFM) tools to financial institutions

- Overview of digital banking vendors and products

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

Introduction

2. Market Overview

The Convergence of Online and Mobile Banking Has Begun

Both Online Web Access and Mobile Banking via Downloadable Apps Are Popular

The Maturation of Digital Banking

Smartphone Growth Continues

Mobile Banking Has Become a Preferred Way of Communicating with FIs

Responsive Design Improves the Customers' Digital Banking Experience

3. Expanded Digital Banking Capabilities

Bill-Pay

Increased Interest in Reviewing Personal Finances

Biometrics

Deployment of Digital Banking

Security Considerations: Updated FFIEC Guidance Recently Published

4. An Overview of Select Digital Banking Vendors and Products

ACI Worldwide

FIS Mobile Banking

Fiserv Mobile Solutions

Malauzai

5. Conclusions and Strategic Implications

Companies Mentioned

- ACI Worldwide

- Alkami

- CO-OP Financial Services

- D+H

- Digital Insight

- Euronet

- FIS

- First Data

- Fiserv

- Jack Henry

- Malauzai

- Meniga

- Monitise

For more information about this report visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/qt6qpf/digital_banking

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