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Great article by American Banker on "How U.S. Bank climbed to the top in mobile app customer satisfaction" on the recent Javelin Strategy & Research's annual mobile banking scorecard. Just in case you don't have access to read American Banker, we pulled out our favorite part from this article for you below. TLDR: Gone are the days of PDF direct deposit switching. "In Insider Intelligence's latest mobile banking app benchmark, 45% of consumers said the most valuable mobile banking feature was the ability to set up electronic direct deposit directly from within the app, a feature U.S. Bank has. Other banks provide a way for customers to change their direct deposit account, but typically the customer has to fill out a form.' Oftentimes when you think about mobile experiences, and you talk to banks about the features and the capabilities they offer, they'll say, we've had direct deposit for 10 years, but having direct deposit for 10 years isn't necessarily the right answer,' Montez [principal analyst at Insider Intelligence] said. 'What banks are missing the mark on is going back and looking at the features that they developed years ago and making sure that those features, given the new technology available in the market, actually produce a frictionless experience.' Ten years ago, it was fine to provide a PDF form and let a customer print it and give it to their employer, she said. 'But now there's the technology available to allow banks to be able to automate that process for the consumer inside mobile banking,' Montez said."

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