by Digital Check | Jul 21, 2025 | banking technology, check scanning software, fraud prevention, ID image capture
This post was an article contribution by Brad Kvederis, Marketing and Research Manager at Digital Check. If you follow the news about financial services and payments, there’s a good chance you’ve noticed a great deal more activity lately around the subject of check...
by IBT Apps® | May 5, 2025 | banking technology, core technology, fraud prevention, risk management
Fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated, making it critical for community banks to stay vigilant and proactive. By educating customers on common scams and strengthening internal security measures, banks can reduce fraud risks and protect their reputation. This list...
by IBT Apps® | Dec 31, 2024 | banking technology, core technology, risk management
This article is based on the IBT Apps ebook—3 Legacy Tech Risks Threatening Your Bank’s Future. In just a few decades, digital technology transformed the way the banking world works. It’s a remarkable world now, with even more conveniences and opportunities on the...
by IBT Apps® | Dec 13, 2024 | banking technology, core technology, risk management
This article was previously published online at independentbanker.org. It’s not uncommon for banks to remain on the same core system for decades—sometimes 20 years or more. And it’s not surprising that even though the core’s performance slows over time, the bank...
by IBT Apps® | Oct 2, 2024 | banking technology, Lending, loan origination
This article was previously published in the October issue of Independent Banker Magazine. For many community banks, navigating the complexities of loan origination is like walking a tightrope without a safety net. Banks operating legacy systems often rely on manual...
by IBT Apps® | Jun 27, 2024 | banking technology, check scanning software, teller scanner technology
Not too long ago, the author of a financial blog for Millennials asked if we could explain to her readers the purpose of the strange printing at the bottom of a check. Bankers will quickly realize that our blogger friend was talking about the MICR line, the...
