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troythecatfish · 2 months

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heritagefinancialcreditunion · 2 months

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whitenappsolution · 8 months

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How to Create a Mobile Banking App?

Nowadays, Our mobile phones have become more than just a communication device. With the advent of technology, people are now able to use various services right at their fingertips. One such service is mobile banking, which has gained immense popularity due to its convenience and flexibility. Did you know traditional financial institutions and banks have embraced this trend by developing their own mobile banking apps?

This concept of mobile app development is already revolutionizing the finance industry with the help of software development service providers. If you are also looking to invest in your own financial business then you should continue reading this blog.

In this blog, we will discuss in detail how to create a successful mobile banking app and explore its benefits and steps involved in creating a successful mobile banking app that meets the needs and expectations of both customers and financial institutions.

What is Mobile Banking?

Mobile banking, also known as m-banking or online banking, is a service provided by financial institutions that allows customers to conduct various banking transactions using their mobile devices. This includes activities such as checking account balances, transferring funds between accounts, paying bills, and depositing checks. With the advancement of technology and the widespread use of smartphones, mobile banking has become an increasingly popular and convenient option for many individuals.

Benefits of Mobile Banking App

Mobile banking applications have become a popular choice for managing finances. With just a few clicks, users can access their accounts and perform various transactions at their convenience. Let’s explore the benefits of using a mobile banking app in detail.

Convenience and Accessibility: One of the main benefits of mobile banking apps is the ease and accessibility, they provide to their users. With traditional banking methods, one would have to physically visit a bank branch or an ATM to carry out any financial transactions. However, with a mobile banking app, users can access their accounts anytime and anywhere they want with just an internet connection.

Time-Saving Option: Mobile banking apps are a time-saving option compared to traditional methods of banking. Users no longer have to wait in long queues or deal with slow processing times at banks or ATMs. With just a few taps on their phone, they can quickly check balances, transfer funds, and pay bills within minutes.

Enhanced Security Measures: Many people worry about the security of their financial information when it comes to online transactions. However, mobile banking apps offer advanced security measures such as biometric authentication and two-factor authentication that provide additional protection for user data.

Efficient Budget Management: Another benefit of using a mobile banking app is that it allows users to keep track of their expenses in real-time. Users can view their transaction history and categorize expenses, helping them manage budgets more efficiently and make better financial decisions.

Access To Additional Services: Apart from basic account management functions like bill payments and fund transfers, mobile banking apps also offer additional services such as investment options, loan applications, and credit card management — all accessible from one platform.

Cost-Effective Option: Mobile banking apps also prove to be cost-effective compared to traditional forms of banking where physical paperwork is involved. By reducing paper usage, banks save costs, which in turn leads to better interest rates and lower fees for users.

Steps to Develop a Successful Mobile Banking Application

Mobile banking applications have become essential in today’s digital world. They provide convenience and efficiency for users by allowing them to manage their finances from the palm of their hands. However, creating a successful mobile banking app requires careful planning and execution. Here are the steps involved in developing an effective mobile banking application.

Define Your Objectives: The first step in creating a successful mobile banking app is identifying your objectives. This includes determining what type of services you want to offer, who your target audience is, and what features are necessary for your app.

Conduct Market Research: Conducting thorough market research is crucial to understanding the current trends, competition, and user needs. This will help you develop an app that stands out from others and attracts users.

Choose Your Platform: Before developing an app, it’s essential to choose which platform(s) it will be available on, such as iOS or Android. Consider your target audience’s preferences and market share when making this decision.

Create a User-friendly Design: Design plays a vital role in the success of any application. Make sure your mobile banking app has an intuitive, user-friendly interface that enhances user experience and encourages engagement.

Ensure Security Measures: As a financial application dealing with sensitive information, security should be a top priority. Implement robust security measures such as data encryption and secure login processes to protect users’ data.

Remain Compliant with Regulations: Ensure that your mobile banking application complies with relevant regulations concerning finance and data privacy laws. Failure to comply could result in legal consequences for both you and your users.

Testing and Optimization: Before launching your app, thoroughly test its functionality across different devices and operating systems to ensure smooth performance. Also, regularly update and optimize your app based on user feedback for continuous improvement.

Marketing Strategy: Developing an excellent marketing strategy is crucial for the success of your mobile banking app. Utilize various channels such as social media, digital ads, and partnerships to reach and attract potential users.

Provide Quality Customer Support: Effective customer support is vital for maintaining user satisfaction and trust. Make sure to provide multiple channels for users to contact you for assistance with any issues they may encounter.

Continuous Improvement: The development process does not end with launching your mobile banking app. Continuously gather user feedback and data analytics to identify areas of improvement and add new features to enhance the user experience.

Conclusion

In conclusion, mobile banking apps are a game-changer, simplifying financial management. To create a successful app, it’s crucial to prioritize user needs, security, and compliance. Continuous improvement and effective marketing are key to attracting and retaining users.

If you are seeking to venture into mobile banking app development, partnering with a trusted software development company is important. Our company, Whiten App Solutions has a proven track record in creating top-notch mobile banking apps that meet user needs and comply with industry standards. We understand the importance of prioritizing security and compliance while creating user-friendly interfaces that enhance financial management.

#Banking Technology #Banking Apps #App Development #Mobile App Development #App Developer

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businesspoint · 2 years

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Do you need a virtual dollar card for online payments? In this article, you'll learn how to create a virtual dollar card in Nigeria and the best platforms that offer virtual dollar card creation.

#virtual cards #Virtual dollar card #how to #business #make money online #payment solutions #banking apps

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sleepyjuice · 14 days

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this is jj coded I fear…

#jj maybank #outer banks #also hey forgot this app existed but now I’m back and in my obx era again

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tangledinink · 7 months

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clenches fist. finally sucked it up and ordered a new ipad...

#i splurged a tiny bit and got one with... one whole fucking tb of storage #my current one has 64gb #it is due for an update and i literally cannot fucking update it lmao i dont have the space #im running out of things i can delete. i literally have procreate and thats IT i have long ago deleted all other apps for the space #i mean i am still getting. like. a refurbed ipad thats like gen 3 or whatever its certainly not NEW #what am i the queen?#but considering i currently have a gen 1 i could literally get anything and it'd be a hell of an upgrade #i have enough money saved up from comms/patreon/kofi/etc on my paypal that i could literally purchase this w/o touching my bank acct #so like! if you have at any point over the past like six months donated subscribed or commissioned me!!! THANK YOU!!!!!#you have allowed me to afford a new ipad and continue making things ; w ;#and hopefully finally get to try out procreate dreams which i havent been able to touch yet fhrfrhf32fe #I REALLY WANNA TRY TO MAKE AN ANIMATIC FOR YALL.....#i thought abt asking for one for xmas but i dont want to wait and it would be a V expensive gift to ask for and also like #id rather just pick one out myself... than rely on my family picking out smth... so... you know. timing is what it is whatever #XMAS GIFT TO MYSELF #personal #txt posts

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stellaralignment · 5 months

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After reading @kira-serialfaggot 's post about inaccessible menus and @butterfly-sapphire post about non-customizable menus figured I now had sufficient excuse to rant about how I hate how every big restaurant's ""solution"" to these two problems is somehow always the worst fucking app I've ever had to use in my life.

So, to clarify real quick. I agree with both previous posts. Places that serve food should have their menu easily accessible somewhere if they have an online presence, and places that let you customize your order need to have that as a feature of any digital ordering solution they implement. Good? Good.

So, a lot of places I've seen (Wendys, Taco Bell, and McDonald to name a few) Have tried to get around how fucking horrible the DD app itself is by making their own apps with DD integration for the actual ordering/serving of delivery orders. Great, this lets them provide their own menu customization options, serve discounts/coupons, and generally have more control over the user experience. Fantastic. As a bonus, this usually also allows you to just look at the menu whenever you want.

Small issue. All of these apps were written by the worst fucking programmers I have ever witnessed in my life. I havn't gotten angry enough to de-compile or try to reverse engineer one yet, but my user experience has been so consistently bad and I've encountered issues that, as a software engineer, I honestly could not tell you how fucked their system has to be in order to allow that to happen.

Allow me to tell you the worst of these. I'm trying to order delivery from a store. It's late, like 7pm, but I know the place is open till 10. I can confirm this on their website (I do later for reasons that will become apparent) and google maps. So I punch in my address, make my order, and go to checkout. Unfortunately, the app tells me "Your payment method failed. Please select a new method and try again". Which was odd, but not unimaginable. I've had issues with my bank in the past. So I swap cards and try again, thinking nothing of it.

Except, my other card doesn't work either. Nor does using PayPal, or Google Pay, or any of the other payment options I tried. I'm getting desperate. I buy some games on steam just to make sure some of these are working, which they are. I was worried, but now that I've confirmed all my money hasn't been siphoned away somehow, I'm just confused and getting annoyed.

So I start going insane. I buy digital gift cards from several different sites and try using them. No dice, payment failed. I try using the website instead of the app, on my phone and PC. Payment failed. I boot up an android studio instance with a brand new virtual phone, install the app on it, and try to order. Again. Payment failed.

I'm starting to wonder if their servers are just completely down. A friend in a different state can order with no problems. A friend in the same town can order with no fanfare.

But my roommates can't. They have the same issue

Payment failed.

So. I'm going insane. I've now spent almost 3 hours attempting to order food, and I'm starving. It is at this point that my anger finally overcomes my social anxiety, and I do the one thing I never thought I'd do.

I call the store in question.

Now, in all of this there was one crucial mistake I made. See, that friend in the same town? Lived on the other side of town. And there's 2 different stores of this franchise in town. We didn't control for this, because the app doesn't let you pick a store anyways when doing delivery. It's hard locked to whatever one is closest, which isn't a terrible thing to do. You need to get the delivery address anyways, and you know where all your store are, so it cuts out a step for me. But having to choose a store might've clued us in to what was going wrong.

Because the store? Was closed. Not just closed, like mega closed. It was being shut down. It hadn't been open for two weeks, and would never be open again. The order was failing because they'd already taken all the computer systems out, and it couldn't confirm to have received the order.

So there was nothing wrong with the payment. Literally nothing I could have done about this. I am just barred completely from ordering because the app defaults to the nearest location for orders, and my nearest location didn't exist anymore.

And you'd think that there would be some way to communicate this to the user when making the app. But for reasons I can only assume are profit motivated (Though I have no idea how the fuck this is more efficient/profitable), the app just defaults to saying the payment failed.

Now, I wouldn't be this mad if this was just "oops edge case lol" where I suffered the unfortunate consequences of some procrastinator forgetting to do the thing that removes stores from the database. Unfortunate but not really anyone I can blame for it. But no. This is just the most extreme example, and it's not even confined to the one app.

Almost every single app like this I've used defaults to saying the payment failed and to try a new payment method when anything goes wrong. No drivers out on DoorDash to actually move the order? Payment failed. You're trying to order a seasonal item that got dropped today? Payment failed. The companies servers actually are down? Payment failed. You're not connected to wi-fi like an idiot and there's actually something you can do to fix the issue that's not related to payment whatsoever? Payment failed.

What the fuck is up with this lazy ass programming? I seriously doubt there's enough technical debt from these apps to justify not having a robust error catching system that communicates with the user what the issue is. By the fucking stars these people love collecting intrusive data, I'm surprised they havn't used this as an excuse to harvest everyone's fucking location at all times and send "error data" back to central.

But just don't tell me my debit card was declined when I'm trying to order a burger and you closed that store two weeks ago.

#journal #rant #i fucking hate food delivery apps #but i'm a poor bitch with no car #and I lived for 3 months off of a BOGO burger coupon once that just never fucking removed itself from my cart even after I ordered #so I continued to cash in on that one coupon for an entire semester #so like don't fix your apps #but don't tell me my fucking bank is broken when you just can't be bothered to update your fuckin store database

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nottsangel · 8 months

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u guys don’t get it I would really find peace n be happy if rafe cameron fucked me so hard till the bed breaks! till the neighbours file a noise complaint! till he's been milked dry like a tube of yogurt! till… till… TILL??? WE AINT STOPPING

#♡ — chatting.#i opened the app just to say this k bye #the day i shift its over for yall #im desperate if u cant tell #rafe cameron #rafe cameron smut #outer banks

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thewickerking · 18 days

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don't ask a man his salary, a woman her age, RIDLEY HOW MUCH MONEY HES SPENT AT ANIME CONVENTION

#all ill say is i had to tell my bank app that there wasnt fraud bc it froze my account 😭😭#.ares

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troythecatfish · 2 months

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chicago-geniza · 1 month

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Pharmacy is making me download an app to fill my prescriptions and I am once again getting irrationally angry at App Creep. Stop encroaching on the necessities of daily life. I don't want to scan a fucking QR code and I don't want to download an app just to get my allergy medicine or buy a bus pass. I will Kill you

#No more apps. We have moved beyond the need for apps #My only vehement Retvrn opinion is Stop Requiring A Smartphone To Live In Society #Like the only thing stopping me from switching to a flip phone of yore is #MyChart + CVS #+ Ventra + My fuckass bank forcing you to do everything through the app

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strongermonster · 2 months

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this is a really weird thing to complain about perhaps + has a really simple fix of "why don't you just switch banks then bc no one cares??"

but last year (maybe the year before?) my bank switched from a very conservative navy blue, berry red, and steel grey colour scheme that had a sort of feel of professional detachment to it that i've come to associate with dry corporate things like banking, to this "fun" new thing that's lime green and hot pink, with (mostly) light grey text on dark grey backgrounds, and uses exclusively black and white pictures of Attractive Diverse Youths of an Indeterminate Age Doing Fun Millennial-Appealing Non-Banking Activities to try and jazz it up, and i... i don't... hate it, but it feels... wrong?

it feels too very specifically engineered. calculated. like, you're a bank. you're a financial institution owned by a larger one that has all the money in the world and does not care to help a single soul with it, but you know it doesn't matter because we're stuck with you anyways.

"free spirited photography" "old-fashioned competition" "energetic black-and-white imagery" why does it feel like they're trying to convince me of something?? this is like a new wave social media app that hasn't figured out how manipulative phrasing has worked yet.

the whole thing feels disingenuous and tacky. they're an online only bank, so they're trying to appeal to millennials and younger by being Hip and Cool with the Youths, but it just feels sour. reminds me a bit of 'they live (1988)'-ish, or when you get a new job and they're like "we're a family here! 🥰" and everything is really sleek and buzzfeed/tech startup-esq and counter-productively techy in a really inhuman way and you end up getting fired over zoom by a bohemian chic hr woman wearing fashion glasses she doesn't need with bangles that jingle the entire time she gesticulates while telling you she's really-really sorry your mom has cancer, but you did break company policy by taking 10 days off this year 😢

also when i say "i don't hate it" i mean uhm. if this was the kind of colours and imagery that someone was using to promote a community-based event that involved interacting with other people, i would find it enjoyable and engaging. but there's something about it being used to encourage engagement with an app designed to take my money that makes me feel uhh well all of the above i guess.

i don't know. corporations have more access to us on a deeply personal level than ever before, so when i see things like this it makes me nervous to think about how many greedy corporate execs sat in a room workshopping the best way to seem like Your Cool Friend like some sort of shapeshifting social parasite. but maybe i'm just paranoid.

#hellooooooooooo i am reading too much into this but i can't help how i feel. it might be the hangover talking #all of this is bc i need to go by drywall to patch the hole we made in my guys wall that he's freaking out over #(RELAX i can fix it seamlessly oh my god chill out about the deposit i'm so good at this)#and i opened my banking app to shuffle money around and he went ''woah your bank is watermelon themed??''#jj stuff

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pineapplesneedrights · 4 months

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..... so I decided to change my phone theme

It's a work in progress so nothing is final but I am loving where my dumb dumb little brain is taking meeeee

I don't wanna talk about how long it took me to make JUST this one part of my homescreen-

I'm so proud that I came up with the idea of the sigils being my app icons- not to brag but it felt very big brained of me

... what doesn't feel big brained is me deciding not to give them names so I have to sit there like a dumbass and try to remember which sigil is what app-

The things I do for aesthetics 🥲

#whb #what in hell is bad #what in “hell” is bad?#whb beelzebub #whb leviathan #whb mammon #whb satan #this took way too long #and i have three more to go #why do i do this to myself #not me making my banking app Bimet's sigil-#he'd hate me so much cause I'm constantly broke #ngl I'm hella tempted to make Glas twitter #you know why I'd make him twitter

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scullys-scalpel · 9 months

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The Golden Girls | The Accurate Conception

#the golden girls #had to youtube this bc my app wouldn't work for this episode dammit!!#for steph ❤️#sophia petrillo #rose nylund #dorothy zbornak #blanche devereaux #Sophia and the sperm bank😂😂 thank sperm banl better be off the chain for her to go to the dr #cell phone gifs #thank you YouTuber for uploading this gem #80s sitcom #80s television

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soccerpunching · 9 months

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Thinking about all the times gouenji forgets his phone at home. How do you even fucking contact this guy. No wonder they werent looking for him pre-inago. This man is uncontactable. You have to be connected with yuuka to even know what hes been upto

Someone needs to tell him that he'll be able to save soccer if he keeps his phone with him at all times i think. Somebody needs to trick him like that

#his phone only has the default apps and can be hacked so fucking easily #“hey maybe you should try online banking--” why. but i love going to the bank. i like the little stroll and i have the time #you can steal his phone and not get any other information except for the three pictures he has together w yuuka #their selfies together taken by yuuka #im aware i have things in my inbox that i havent answered. i will do so after i get back #as well as replies #inazuma eleven #inazuma eleven go #gouenji shuuya #axel blaze

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papermonkeyism · 1 month

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HI ok I gotta ask - your post has made me insanely curious - you mention having cash at hand while waiting for your new card (resourceful) but none of the sources of cash was a bank or ATM.

Where I'm from cash is still used a lot (as we minimum wage workers get paid in cash) and as a result there are multiple ATM's within walking distance at all times and banks no more than 15-20 minutes drive away. Is this... different where you're from? (For context I'm from Africa)

We get paychecks directly to the bank account here, and I usually just pay with my card everywhere I need to, because it's more convenient than having a lot of coins and bills around. While there are ATM machines here (there are several within a walking distance from where I live), you use them with your card, so without having one, I can't get money out of the money withdrawing machine. I don't know how you do it, but without a card I can only get money out of the bank account by (online) bank transfers, and that's pretty hard at grocery store register.

Our bank offices stopped handing out cash several years ago, of which I am still very salty about.

I got some cash from my mom, and I had a handful of coins left over from the last time I had used an ATM a while back, but that's kinda rare for me, since most places accept card.

#I used to have cash savings last year but that was specifically for a tattoo in a studio that preferred cash payments #so I saved up by withdrawing a little bit of money every month to stash in my book shelf #but other than that it's generally easier to not handle cash #but like mobilepay links to the card so I need one to use it #and so does this delivery service app I've used before #linking to a card instead of directly to your bank account is safer #even if it makes it inconvenient if you lose your card #(it is only afterwards that I notice there's an option to close one's card TEMPORARILY in my mobile bank app...)#(but by that time I had already called my bank and terminated the old card and ordered the new one)#(hind sight is great)

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