Commercial remote deposit capture (RDC) adoption has slowed,growing only by 10% in 2011, according to a new Celent report,“State of Remote Deposit Capture 2011: Signs of a MaturingMarket.”
|The culprit of mediocre commercial RDC growth, which refers tobusiness customer-specific RDC solutions, is the increasingpopularity of mobile RDC solutions, Celent said.
|This year, financial institutions gained 65,000 commercial RDCclients, and by the end of 2011, nearly 7,100 financialinstitutions will offer at least one commercial RDC solution andhave an estimated aggregate 755,000 commercial RDC users orscanners, all of which reflects minor growth, the think firmsaid.
|Celent's report also pinpoints three key commercial RDC trendsfrom 2011: mobile RDC is at the forefront of financialinstitutions' and vendors' minds, which will lead to a surge in newmobile RDC product launches; financial institutions have masteredRDC compliance, which allows more room to focus on product launchesand sales; and commercial RDC adoption has slowed to a crawl.
|“With the low hanging fruit already picked, new client RDC saleshave been more difficult,” said Bob Meara, the report's author and a senior analyst forBoston-based Celent's Banking Group.
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