
Had It With Passwords? Two-Thirds Of Consumers Are Done With Antiquated Authentication
The Future Of Authentication In Financial Services: Using Authentication To Build Trust
Almost two-thirds of U.S. consumers are willing to dump password-based authentication for better, more secure alternatives. The Future Of Authentication In Financial Services Playbook, a PYMNTS and Entersekt collaboration, analyzes responses from 2,719 consumers to understand their appetite for using options such as biometrics to access the accounts they have with their bank, finance, investment and insurance companies.
Inside the February Report
- 64%: Share of consumers who say they use username/password combinations at least once a month to access their digital financial services accounts
- 61%: Portion of consumers who say they are willing to log in to their digital financial services accounts with alternative authentication methods
- 47%: Share of consumers who are willing to use fingerprint scans to log in to their digital financial services accounts in a public setting
Authentication and Security Report
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Consumer Behavior in Focus
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Consumer Behaviors and Perceived Security Across Devices
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Perceptions in Digital Banking
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Consumer Authentication Preferences for Online Banking and Transactions
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Finding the Balance Between Security and Convenience
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Engaging Consumers Across Channels And Devices
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The Passwordless Future: Decoding Consumers’ Device-Based Authentication Preferences