According to a 2018 PwC survey, consumers increasingly prefer using their mobile for different banking services. However, they expect digital and physical services to complement each other in real-time. Banks may do wise to put mobile first while adapting an overall strategy to the “phygital” customer and her needs.

Finovate Europe is one of the most important events in the banking world. Therefore, we’re especially proud to be part of it for the 3rd time in a row this year.

DSwiss will be attending the 46th Efma Congress: Banking Transformation in Lisbon. The congress will start with a welcome coffee at 8.15 am on Thursday, October 18th 2018 and end at around 6.00 pm on Friday, October 19th.

Bank clients want anytime, anyplace banking. However, personal service also rank high on their wish list. How should banks respond?

We will be at the Avaloq Community Conference in Zurich, June 13. Come meet us to discover our services for financial service providers.

We will be at Money 20/20 in Amsterdam, june 4 – 6. Come meet us our booth #30 to discover our services for financial service providers.

The issue of GDPR is very complex. DSwiss has therefore prepared an easy-to-understand summary of the GDPR for interested companies in the form of a white paper on the most important concepts and requirements.

The Swiss Fintech company DSwiss is expanding its range of services for financial service providers: in future, it will be possible to equip the digital safes with an additional module for encoded communication between customer consultants and customers.

Come meet us at Finovate March 6-8 in London. Together, DSwiss and Deutsche Bank present innovative ways for financial advisors and their clients to interact, share documents and complete asset management related tasks online on Wednesday March 7 at 2 pm.

On 28 May 2018, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will become effective. On one hand, the new set of rules determines how companies must protect personal data and on the other hand, how the free flow of data should be regulated.