Mobile devices prevail in banking transactions in Brazil
Smartphones and tablets remain the most popular channels for consumers to interact with their banks, according to the Brazilian Central Bank.
Smartphones and tablets remain the most popular channels for consumers to interact with their banks, according to the Brazilian Central Bank.
The Brazilian megapolis has better speeds than all the major capitals in the region, according to a study.
Consumers seek more advanced options, but the high price of gadgets is still an issue, according to IDC.
More complex transactions are being carried out through the channel as it becomes the main choice for consumers.
But the number of handsets sold in the country has dropped, says IDC
The company is relaunching in the country three years after folding its local operations.
The number of transactions soars as consumer confidence in the channel increases, according to the Brazilian Banking Federation.
Brazil’s top tourist destination introduces the system across 41 stations.
Having raised the largest round ever seen in Latin America, the "delivery of everything" company plans further developments to its technology stack.
Macroeconomic factors led to a decrease in sales of nearly 7 percent in 2018, says IDC