Does Mobile Banking Require A Card?
by Richard Ketley
May 6, 2010
1 min
This note realises that the full potential of mobile banking is most likely to come from the integration of mobile and card solutions, products and channels.
Mobile banking was always going to be the alternative to cards, a cheaper easier to manage product/channel combination that would sweep away the straight jacket of pricing and rules associated with the card industry. However it now seems likely that realising the full potential of mobile banking is most likely to come from the integration of mobile and card solutions, products and channels.
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