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Mobile Money for Banks gives you a quick, easy and inexpensive entry into mobile money transactions. It offers a full set of transactions, and allows you to own the customer relationship and control the brand. Deployment costs are low, because it leverages your existing payment and online and mobile banking systems and processes and no core banking integration is required. It is so simple, in fact that you can roll out full mobile money service and a bank branded iPhone and Blackberry application in just 30 days. And it does not stop there; you also get mobile Internet and SMS services, as well as a full range of website capabilities.
The Mobile Opportunity
Your customers' money is going mobile with or without you. Fifty eight percent of Americans are expected to make mobile money transactions in the next two years. Non-traditional providers outside the banking industry are creating alternative payment services to meet this demand. Banks must act now, or risk disintermediation.The Mobile Money Report:
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Complete Range of Transactions
Enables anyone to accept debit and credit card or ACH payments right into their own bank account for selling goods or services more
Let's your customers link their card or bank accounts to their mobile phone and send or receive money to anyone.more
Provides account-to-account transfers between accounts at your bank, and from or to accounts outside of your bank. Enables instant risk free transfers. more
Your Customers, Your Accounts, Your Brand
Mobile Money for Banks strengthens your brand, unlike payment products that compete with you. Your bank owns the customer relationship, and sets the pricing for your mobile money program. And Mobile Money for Banks makes your accounts the anchor for mobile transactions. So your bank becomes the center of your customers' mobile financial world.|
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