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Modern online banking users expect more and more improvements. They also look forward to receiving excellent service. What is more, the number of customers that handle their financial tasks fully remotely is increasing.

We live in a digital world, and the pace of digital technology development is increasing every year. We are a mobile society that wants to do its daily business on the go. Mobile devices and applications rule our lives. We love apps, and we use them a lot!

We love to share good news, especially news concerning prestigious awards. We are pleased to announce that we have been named a 2023 Forbes Diamond.

Nowadays, people download more and more mobile applications to fulfill all their needs. Apps are supposed to make life easier and help us to deal with everyday needs. One to order a taxi, another to buy bus tickets, yet another to order food, you name it. In theory, it works great. In practice, the growing number of applications is becoming overwhelming.

Classic software development is a challenge for many companies. Shortage of programmers, high costs, and time-consuming to create a perfect solution are just some of them. In the current business ecosystem, banking applications whose development began months earlier may no longer be relevant today.

E-ID has become a permanent fixture in many areas of our lives, and the possibilities for its use continue to expand.

As the economy and banking system become more digitised, mobile app-based cybercrime is growing too. What should every bank consider to protect its application from the risk of intellectual property theft, loss of revenue, and reputation damage?