Learning how to plan your finances, manage your savings, your investments, your budgets… everything is easier now thanks to the boom of financial apps.

Pocket group is emerging as an option in the Mexican payments market to avoid the need to carry around credit and debit cards.

Facebook and Twitter are used to spread messages but, for the time being, they do build loyalty with bank customers. Only 2% of users who click on a 'Like' in Facebook revisit the corporate site.

A study shows that users invest an average on 15 hours per week looking for products and services on their smartphones.

Banks must satisfy the technological demands of their clients and support them via social networks if they are to retain their loyalty.

The present is mobile, and this is why banking, like all other sectors in industry and trade, is committed to offering services through smartphones. This is an unstoppable trend worldwide: in 2018, one in five smartphones will incorporate mobile wallet functions. But, what is the outlook for growth and consolidation of mobile banking in Colombia?

The Association of Financial Technology Companies has been created in Spain with the aim of strengthening this emerging industry in the country to prevent foreign companies from "eating up the local market."

It's no secret that the technology financing sector is red hot, but here we reveal five of the names in this field that are soon going to be on everyone's lips.

Simple, Moven, GoBank, Fidor Bank are leading the way to mobile banking, financial institutions without branches that are causing a digital transformation in banking.

P2P payments on the social media are a reality. India and the U.S. are at the forefront of the so-called ‘social banking’. On the one hand, innovation comes from the banking sector, and on the other, social media place the seal of progress in the era of new banking.