Survey: Three in Four Trust Banks Most for Payment Security
An overwhelming majority — 75 percent — of consumers trust their banks most to keep their payments safe, according to a recent ABA survey conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs.
An overwhelming majority — 75 percent — of consumers trust their banks most to keep their payments safe, according to a recent ABA survey conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs.
Mobile banking is rapidly moving to near-universal availability, but customer uptake rates remain relatively low, according to a newly released survey from the Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Minneapolis and Richmond.
Only 2 percent of Americans use mobile wallets such as Apple Pay and Google, according to a recent report from Gallup.
All participants in the payments system must work together to ensure that payment innovation advances safely, Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell said today at a payments conference in Kansas City.
Mobile phones are changing the way people make payments.
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It’s hard to keep up with new developments in payments, says former ABA Chairman Jeff Plagge. But banks need to stay on top of changes to serve their customers.
The May issue of ABA Bank Marketing and Sales magazine, now available online for subscribers, features a cover story with strategies for banks to position their credit and debit cards as a customer’s first choice in mobile wallets like Apple Pay.