Electronic banking seen reducing checks and cash use
Dr. William L. Scott of Texas Tech discusses a future where personalized banking cards plugged into business terminals enable immediate funds transfers, potentially making checks obsolete and cash less significant. He notes banks’ reluctance, consumer resistance, and fears of competition from nonbanking firms as drivers of transition.
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William L. Scott
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Banks Embrace Electronic Banking Says Scott
Soon Ing earned on those accounts. Banks will probably take the lead in encouraging their customers to use electronic banking. Economically the use of new banking technologies cuts down on both paperwork and manpower. Customers will come to like it as it becomes more convenient. Computers and a checkless society will open up an entirely new trading arena.
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