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City Bank Texas in Lubbock has chosen Allied Payment Network's mobile bill payment tool.
April 16 -
Jeff Casey, one of BTN's Mobile Banker of the Year honorable mentions, has found letting people pay bills by snapping photos of them with their smartphones is a hit among customers.
June 3 -
U.S. Bank is moving forward with mobile photo-enabled bill payment. The move's attracting lots of attention, since the tech has a godo chance to be the next big thing in mobile banking.
January 1 -
Bank of the West today rolled out new apps for iPhone, Android and iPad devices that include a unique feature: the ability to check balances with a swipe of the app's opening screen, without having to log in first. The bank is the first to use Fiserv's Mobility platform to create Quick Balance.
April 3
Mobile bill payment using photos has come to Customers Bank in Wyomissing, Pa.
Picture Pay, the name of the feature built by Malauzai Software for the $3.8 billion-assets bank, works the way others of its ilk do: a customer takes a picture of an invoice, selects the account from which to draw funds, enters the amount and hits submit.
Picture Pay is live at several banks, including U.S. Bank, City Bank Texas and First Financial Bankshares (FFIN) in Texas.
At Customer Bank, a number of less typical mobile banking features are also made available to customers, including a four-digit PIN to unlock an app (Frost Bank and FFIN also have this feature) and quick access, which lets bank customers check balances without logging into the app (Bank of the West makes such functionality available) as well as the ability to reset passwords on their mobile devices.
