
Money Mobility: The FinTech’s Guide To Making Accounts Money Mobility-Ready
Money Mobility Holds Key to Helping FinTechs Win, Keep Digital-First Consumers
To replace the consumer’s bank, FinTechs and challenger banks need to offer all of the services of a bank. That increasingly means giving account holders the ability to instantly move money into and out of accounts using any payment method, while managing that risk. The Money Mobility Playbook, a PYMNTS and Ingo Money collaboration, examines the five challenges that FinTechs face to creating accounts that are Money Mobility-Ready.
Inside the March Playbook
- 59%: Portion of U.S. consumers who opened at least one checking account with a financial services provider in 2021
- 63%: Share of consumers worldwide who are likelier to shop with merchants that accept their preferred payment method than those that do not
- 33%: Segment of U.S. consumers who would pay up to 5% of their disbursement’s total dollar value to access the funds instantly
Money Mobility Report
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Banking Both Sides: Instant Payouts Turn Receivers Into Customers
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Five Years of Change: How Payouts Shifted from Slow and Paper-Based to Instant and Digital
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Money Mobility: Who Gets Paid Fast and Who Waits
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Money Mobility Ecosystem: Meeting Recipient Expectations in the Instant Economy
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Beyond Speed: The Case for Instant Payout Adoption and Stickiness
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From One-Way Payouts to Two-Way Loyalty: Turning Disbursements Into Long-Term Customer Relationships
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2023 Money Mobility Index
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The Power Of Open-Loop P2P Payments
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Money Mobility: An API-Based Innovation Guide For FinTechs
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Money Mobility: Delivering Money-Out Mobility At Scale
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Money Mobility: Navigating The Challenges Of Money-In Mobility