For the past few weeks we have been running a brand new series on BankNerd, which is none other than the mobile banking app matches. The first three matches were great, in the first match we saw the Bank of Montreal (BMO) face-off against the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC, in the second match we

For the past few weeks we have been running a brand new series on BankNerd, which is none other than the mobile banking app matches. The first three matches were great, in the first match we saw the Bank of Montreal (BMO) face-off against the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC, in the second match we

For the past few weeks we have been running a brand new series on BankNerd, which is none other than the mobile banking app matches. The first two matches were great, in the first match we saw the Bank of Montreal (BMO) face-off against the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and in the second match

Last week I launched a brand new series on BankNerd – the series that was launched was none other than the mobile banking app matches. The first match of the series put two of the latest mobile banking apps against one another. The Bank of Montreal (BMO) faced off with the Royal Bank of Canada

As many Android users are aware of, mobile banking apps are scarce. The reason I say this is because there really are not many fully integrated mobile banking apps; instead you will find apps that launch the mobile banking browser that banks have developed. Some people have seen this gap, and attempted to fill it,

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) recently released their mobile banking app a few months ago, and it was an instant success. What made RBC different from their competitors is the fact that they decided to make a fully integrated RBC mobile banking app for Blackberry. In fact, they even used the Blackberry maps application (something

Mobile banking apps are paving the way for the future. We are slowly seeing banks integrate more features into their mobile banking apps, making it more accessible to clients, and allowing them to do even more than before. In some cases, mobile banking apps really just let you do the bare minimum on your account.