Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Origional Blog Post 1: Technological Advances in Banking Coming Soon

Have you ever experienced fraud? Some of us don't realize what it means and how simple it really is. Although is can apply to many crimes fraud is usually directly related with the use or gain of money or goods that in reality do not belong to you. When we thinking of our current banking situation it may dawn on us that fraud can occur from something as simple as a faulty signature or the misusing of a credit card that's not yours. Because it is so easy for some one to grab a pen and sign a check, use someone else's card, or even peak over a person's shoulder and learn their pin number.


The fact that it is so easy to basically steal money from others has made many consumers have worried that this too will happen to them. How are banks, the central intermediaries of money handling, addressing the issue? Easy they are beginning to market and develop new technologies that will put their customers at ease.

The newest and most popular invention related to this since online banking apps is the new mobile check deposit which is used through the main banking app. The process is fast, simple, and easy. All the consumer must do is log in to their banking app, find the option for depositing a check click on it allowing the screen to turn into a camera, and finally take a picture of the check. This will deposit the check into your account as if you had taken a trip to the bank. Banks are not only promoting this as a safe way to secure checks but it is also hassle free, less time consuming, and all around convenient.

 
This is just the first of many new technologies that are to come in the banking world. There is talk about doing away with bank cards and pin number all together and replacing them with finger prints or retina readers. Checks may cease to exist soon. And how will banks market this? They will simply tell banks that apart from being safe its convenient. Your finger print is only yours and no one else's giving a 100% guarantee that you and only you have access to your money.



This is only the beginning!











No comments:

Post a Comment