Even though smartphone ownership has reached more than half of consumers in Britain, only a small percentage are using their devices for complex banking, according to a new study from the Auriemma ...

ABI research has announced that about 50% of smartphone users are planning to use their devices for mobile banking, including mobile shopping. A parallel announcement this week highlighted the ABI ...

Question: Is it safer to do my online banking on my smartphone or computer? Answer: Compromised banking credentials are a hot property on the Dark Web, which serves as a marketplace for cyber thieves ...

It's now possible to complete almost all banking transactions on a smartphone, except pulling out cash -- though that's probably coming soon, too. Mobile bankers can pay bills, move money, even scan ...

Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Mene Ukueberuwa, Collin Levy and Dan Henninger. Images: AP/AFP/Getty Images/Zuma Press Composite: Mark Kelly ‘The smartphones did ...

Q: Is it safer to do my online banking on my smartphone or computer? Compromised banking credentials are a hot property on the “dark web,” which serves as a marketplace for cyber-thieves. Finding new ...

Already, an estimated 30 million customers are banking by smartphone, mostly those in the under 30 set. However, the number is expected to double in two years. It means phones may be targeted by ...

Two-thirds of Americans use mobile or online banking as their main way to access their accounts. If you belong to that group, chances are you lean heavily on a smartphone or computer to pull up your ...