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The San Francisco bank has made recent upgrades to its mobile app that expand the account balances customers can see without logging into the app and add targeted marketing capabilities.
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Capital One (COF) is allowing customers to access its mobile banking app with "pattern passwords" unique patterns traced on the screen of the phone with a finger.
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What's wrong with passwords? Plenty, if you ask almost anyone. The traditional user name and password is old and unsafe. The alternative is "bring your own ID" - voice, fingerprint and facial recognition technology that's emerging from tests into production.
January 1
Citigroup announced Monday a feature in pilot that lets customers check deposits, credit card balances and recent transactions on a mobile device without having to log in to the bank's app.
The new opt-in tool, called Citi Mobile Snapshot, is expected to be introduced to all of the bank's U.S. customers by yearend. Users can view their balances and 15 most recent transactions without having to enter their user name and password.
The news comes at a time when banks nationwide have been designing newer ways to authenticate individuals on a device with limited real estate.
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