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Sensor Tower Reveals Consumer Mobile Spending Habits: Growing Appetite for AI Features

The Fintech Times

In 2024, consumer spending on in-app purchases and subscriptions hit $150billion globally, according to digital economy data provider, Sensor Tower. In its latest research, the firm uncovers how consumer spending on apps has evolved in the past year. Interestingly, consumers are not spending this money in the gaming sector.

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NEW DATA: 43M Consumers Are Holding Out On Mobile Banking Apps — How Banks Can Change Their Minds

PYMNTS

Consumersbanking habits have changed radically since the pandemic was first declared in March. Not only are many account holders visiting brick-and-mortar branches less often than they did before the pandemic, but many are also more reliant on digital banking channels — particularly mobile banking apps — than they have ever been.

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NBK Unveils Payment Verification Service on Its Mobile Banking App

Fintech Finance

In keeping with its constant dedication to providing cutting-edge services to its customers, National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) announced introducing a new service that allows customers to confirm payment transactions online through the NBK Mobile Banking App, making itself as the first provider of this service in Kuwait.

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Consumer download, use of mobile banking apps booms in 2015

Payments Dive

Malauzai Software says its client banks saw an average expansion of more than 30 percent in active mobile banking users last year.

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The New Nuke From Orbit UK Campaign Aiming to Empower Consumers in Fight Against Smartphone Theft

The Fintech Times

With smartphone theft on the rise across the UK, fintech and mobile security platform, Nuke From Orbit , is launching a nationwide campaign to combat this growing crisis. Our goal is to empower people with simple, effective ways to protect their mobile devices and create new habits that secure their personal data as we kick off the new year.

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Korean banks let consumers make ATM cash withdrawals and deposits with their smartphones using QR codes

NFCW

SCAN: Availability is being expanded from NFC on Android phones to QR Codes on all smartphones Consumers in Korea can now make cash withdrawals and deposits at ATMs by scanning a QR code with their Apple or Android smartphone rather than needing to use a physical bank card.

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Factors Driving Consumer Demand For Banking App Controls

PYMNTS

Rampant data breaches have left consumers on edge about digital fraud. In fact, recent PYMNTS research shows that most consumers believe they can do a better job of identifying and protecting themselves against fraud than their FIs, with 71.2 Despite widespread demand for greater mobile banking authentication controls, only 39.9