BofA, Wells Fargo rolling out new mobile banking services
"Starting Thursday, Bank of America will allow customers to make deposits by submitting a photo of a check through their smart phones, the bank's online and mobile banking executive, Aditya Bhasin, said on Monday. The No. 2 U.S. bank is also rolling out a service allowing customers to send money to other individuals using their email address or mobile numbers, as well as expanding a coupon service that can be used by mobile customers.
Wells Fargo launched its mobile check deposit service earlier this year and will gradually expand it across the United States by the end of the year, said Brian Pearce, head of the retail mobile channel at the bank."
Wells Fargo Mobile® Banking turns 5
"Five years ago, Wells Fargo launched Wells Fargo Mobile® (wf.com), that enables customers to access their Wells Fargo financial relationship on mobile devices. Since then, customers have initiated more than one billion sessions using mobile and text banking."
Checking in on mobile banking
"A year ago I wrote a piece on The Future of Mobile Banking sharing my opinion that financial institutions were well positioned to row their own boats when it came to mobile payments. (By the way, let’s use the word “banks” as a catch-all phrase for every financial institution since it just rolls nicely off of the tongue and keyboard)."
EVB Expands Technology Services
"EVB, an independent, full-service community bank, is making it easier for customers to bank anytime, anywhere with a comprehensive suite of technology services including Online Banking; Mobile Banking; a new, full-featured website; and an official Facebook page."
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