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Google Wallet Comes to Gmail, Lets You Send Money Via Email
May 15

Google Wallet Comes to Gmail, Lets You Send Money Via Email

Google treads forth in its journey to find a place in the payments world. At its I/O 2013 conference, the tech giant said that Google Wallet will integrate with Gmail accounts so that users send money through a simple email. In banking, the feature is the equivalent of person-to-person (P2P) payments.

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Google Wallet Cancels Plan for Physical Card
May 10

Google Wallet Cancels Plan for Physical Card

Last year, Google leaked plans to introduce a physical card that would be tied to its mobile wallet. The move was expected to help drive the adoption of Google Wallet, which has been struggling to gain traction in the world of consumer payments. Now, those plans have been put on the back burner.

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Bank of America to Offer New Mobile Banking Features
May 02

Bank of America to Offer New Mobile Banking Features

Bank of America’s mobile banking user base of 12.5 million, rapidly growing at a pace of 55,000 new users per week, can expect several new features to come to the bank’s mobile banking applications.

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Mobile Services Compared: Which Banks Are Setting the Trend?
Apr 25

Mobile Services Compared: Which Banks Are Setting the Trend?

According to comScore, there were 133.7 million Americans with smartphones in February 2013, up from 104 million one year ago. As smartphones become necessities for Americans, banks have increased their focus on mobile banking, especially mobile banking applications. It has never been easier for bank customers to manage their money on-the-go. But, not every bank

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Your Fingerprint Can Make Payments Too: 5 Things to Know for the Week
Apr 22

Your Fingerprint Can Make Payments Too: 5 Things to Know for the Week

Mobile wallets are the craze now. Projects from the likes of Google and Isis venture into a new frontier in the world of consumer payments, but other companies are taking different approaches to the future of payments. One such company is making headway with a payment method that is always readily accessible: your fingerprint.

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8 Incredible Ways Technology Has Changed Banking Forever
Apr 18

8 Incredible Ways Technology Has Changed Banking Forever

In the past, banking would have been considered a chore. When making a deposit, withdrawal, or cashing a check, customers would often wait in lines before the bank opened, in order to beat crowds. Upon entering, they would wait in another line to be greeted by a teller who would deposit or withdraw the money

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Capital One 360 Working on New Tech, Hints at Mobile Wallet
Apr 09

Capital One 360 Working on New Tech, Hints at Mobile Wallet

Capital One 360, formerly known as ING Direct, has completed a smooth transition phase and the online bank is “back to business as usual,” said Jim Kelly, head of Capital One 360. Going forward, the online bank aims to educate customers on how to maximize the many digital tools that can help increase their savings.

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Follow MyBankTracker on Twitter, Facebook and More
Apr 03

Follow MyBankTracker on Twitter, Facebook and More

MyBankTracker is established on all fronts of the web, and our social media is a great way to keep up-to-date with our news stories and interact with our community. Use any of these to get in touch if you have feedback for us, or simply leave a comment on a story. Here are some ways

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Mint Is Coming to Your Bank!

Mint Is Coming to Your Bank!

Since the recession, Americans have become increasingly aware of their personal finances. It’s one of the reasons that Mint, the popular personal financial management (PFM) tool, has grown to boast a user base of more than 12 million. Until now, Mint has been a stand-alone service, but that’s about to change.

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Square, Starbucks Show Why Mobile Payments Are Unpopular
Mar 22

Square, Starbucks Show Why Mobile Payments Are Unpopular

Despite the valiant push by financial innovators to boost adoption of mobile payments, these new ways to pay for something remain a mystery to consumers. The effort is further impeded, surprisingly, by some of the retailers that accept mobile payments.

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