Nearly 80 Percent of Banks Expect Real-Time Payments and Open Banking Will Drive Payments Transformation Over Time
New benchmark study from
The explosion of activity in real-time payments and open banking has
made payments transformation a key strategic initiative for many
institutions globally. Although driven primarily by regulatory mandates
in
Other findings from the study include:
Open Banking
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Banks reporting a clear strategy for developing APIs increased by 47
percent within one year
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European banks led at 92 percent, followed by 86 percent in
Asia , and 82 percent in theAmericas
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European banks led at 92 percent, followed by 86 percent in
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Over 70 percent (73) of banks were willing to open up their APIs to
third party developers
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At 79 percent, European banks had the most proactive mindset,
followed by
Asia at 74 percent, and theAmericas at 66 percent; interestingly, 70 percent of banks in the U.S. plan to encourage the use of their APIs
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At 79 percent, European banks had the most proactive mindset,
followed by
Real-Time Payments
- Banks that now expect real-time payments to drive revenue growth increased by 60 percent in one year
- The number of banks currently investing in real-time payments solutions doubled in a year, with 28 percent planning to make future investments
- Real-time payments drive a new wave of real-time payment hub investment for 43 percent of respondents
Online payment capabilities
- Holding steady at 68 percent globally are banks that currently or recently invested in this area, with many enhancing support for third-party wallet offerings and tokenization
Payment Cards
- Real-time is becoming a reality with nearly 80 percent (78) of banks and almost 70 percent (68) of merchants globally stating that the combination of immediate payments and open banking will drive a decline in the importance of payment cards
Security/Compliance
- As banks prepare for the new payments ecosystem, they’re looking to balance security and compliance alongside innovation
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Security is a chief area of concern around open banking, increasing in
Europe by 29 percent, andAsia by 16 percent between 2017 and 2018. However, banks in theAmericas with security concerns declined by 25 percent
“The dramatic change in attitudes toward both open banking and real-time
payments in just one year is telling,” said
“The results of the study highlight important steps that all retail
banks should consider to ensure that they are prepared for current
challenges and future opportunities,” said
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For the 2018
This paper focuses on the survey findings for retail banks and is one of a four-part series based on Ovum’s 2018 survey.
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