"In an earnings call this week, Gary Norcross, president and CEO of FIS, was asked whether or not banks are going to charge customers for access to mobile apps or wallets.
Several FIS clients 'are charging and actually doing quite well with adoption and penetration,' Norcross said, according to a transcript made public by Seeking Alpha.
'The consumer is going to push mobile and some of these new transformative mobile channels, and so the result of that is financial institutions, like a lot of things that they've done historically around charging for certain types of accounts or certain services, they're going to slowly move towards some type of a way to monetize that channel.'" Continue Reading
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Mobile Banking Pricing Model Becomes Clearer As More Banks Charge Fees
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