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9 Technology Trends on the Move in Fintech

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Technology is rapidly changing the financial services industry with new developments transforming how people manage their money. From mobile banking to artificial intelligence, certainly, the fintech sector has been at the forefront of technological innovation. As we move into the future, it’s important to keep an eye on emerging trends and how they impact the industry.

 

 

According to McKinsey, this decade is a time of extraordinary digital progress. The goal of digital transformation is universal, and organizations continue to place the highest priority on it today.

 

 

Top Tech Trends in Fintech

 

 

1. Open banking

 

 

Open banking is a concept that allows third-party developers to access financial data from banks and other financial institutions. Therefore this enables developers to create new financial products and services tailored to consumers’ needs. According to a report, the open banking market is expected to reach $43.15 billion by 2026.

 

 

2. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

 

 

The delivery of financial services is changing as a result of AI and ML. They are enabling financial institutions to automate their processes, personalize their services, as well as make data-driven decisions. AI-powered chatbots are becoming particularly popular in customer service, as they provide quick and accurate responses to customer queries. Furthermore, ML algorithms are being used to analyze customer data and offer personalized investment recommendations. In addition, AI and ML help to detect and prevent fraud, reduce risk, and improve compliance.

 

 

3. Robo-advisors

 

 

Robo-advisors are automated investment platforms that use algorithms to provide investment advice and manage portfolios. They offer lower fees than traditional investment advisors and are accessible to a wider range of investors. According to research, the global robo-advisory market is expected to reach $987.7 million by 2025.

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4. Digital wallets

 

 

Digital wallets are mobile apps that enable users to store their payment information as well as make purchases online or in-store. Additionally, they offer a convenient and secure way to make payments without the need for cash or cards.

 

 

5. Biometrics

 

 

To authenticate users, biometric authentication uses physical characteristics such as fingerprints, facial recognition, and voice recognition. Besides, this technology offers a more secure and convenient way to access financial services. According to a report, the global biometric authentication market in the banking and financial services sector is expected to reach $82.9 billion by 2027.

 

 

6. Cloud Computing

 

 

Cloud computing is becoming increasingly popular in the financial services industry due to its scalability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, it enables financial institutions to store and process large amounts of data securely and efficiently. According to research, the global cloud computing market in the financial services industry is expected to reach $11.2 billion by 2027.

 

 

7. Cybersecurity

 

 

Cybersecurity is becoming especially important in the financial services industry as more transactions are conducted online. Financial institutions need to ensure that their systems are secure as well as protected from cyber threats.

 

 

8. Blockchain

 

 

Without a doubt Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the financial services industry. Blockchain is a decentralized ledger that enables secure and transparent transactions without the need for intermediaries. It also has the potential to reduce fraud, lower transaction costs, and increase efficiency in financial transactions. According to a report, the global blockchain market is expected to reach $163.83 billion by 2029.

 

 

9. Mobile Banking

 

 

Mobile banking has become particularly popular over the years, with more people using their smartphones to manage their finances. According to a study by Business Insider, mobile banking is set to surpass online banking as the preferred banking method in the US by 2024. Moreover, mobile banking lets customers check their account balances, transfer funds, pay bills, and more from their smartphones.

 

 

In conclusion, fintech is a rapidly evolving field, and these nine technology trends are driving innovation for the years to come. As a result these trends are changing the way financial services are provided, making them faster, more efficient, and more accessible.

 

 

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Drew Anson

Chief Delivery Officer

Drew Anson is Chief Delivery Officer at Phaxis, a Workforce Solutions Company based in New York.

In this role, Drew leads the delivery and recruiting working closely with the leadership team to define a model that is efficient at supporting the firm’s current needs and is scalable for future growth.

Drew is a seasoned executive with more than 13 years of Services & Recruitment experience. In that time, he has supported numerous Fortune 100/500/1000 organizations across industries by providing global workforce solutions, namely resources and thought leadership for large-scale projects, implementations, and managed services.

Prior to joining Phaxis predecessor firm Park Hudson in 2021, Drew spent three years at engineering technology and talent solutions firm, Collabera, as Director of Sales in North Carolina. Earlier in his career, he spent nearly eight years at Insight Global, most recently as Sales Manager of the Columbus, OH office.

He holds a degree from Central Michigan University in Sales & Marketing.

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