The mobile banking services – which are rapidly gaining users in China, Europe and the US – seem simple. But as traditional banks lose ground, mobile wallet services may face stricter regulation in in the future, one expert says.

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FIs have an edge in a bid for mobile wallet loyalty due to their trusted provider status. For those that have been late to the party, now is the time to capitalize on this advantage.

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With the ever increasing popularity of mobile access devices and Googles recent announcement that it is giving even more preference to those websites that are mobile

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Many dealerships have been on top of the mobile curve for years, but for those that haven’t, the time to optimize for and embrace mobile marketing is now.

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The admission by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management that millions more fingerprints were stolen than originally thought in cyberattacks first revealed in June highlights new security vulnerabilities as biometrics becomes a factor for online…

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In a couple of months, travellers headed to Schengen countries in Europe will have to enter their biometric data while applying for the Schengen visa.This is the first time that the Schengen missions are implementing bi…

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Precise Biometrics’ technology has been integrated into another smartphone from a China-based smartphone maker it has identified as a repeat customer.

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The Identix trusted identity-as-a-service biometric platform can help agencies prevent fraud and identity theft and enhance authentication.

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On a day with a nearly 2 percent decline in the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets exchange-traded fund (EEM), Barclays says weakness in emerging markets and especially in China mean investors should be positioned for mediocre growth.

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