The unreasonablemen posted about their experience with a very backwards banking system. I’ve posted about it before and I’m sure I will again, the current banking offerings that exist are as 1.0 as anything else there – they only exist because banking is a closed industry protected by Government regulation and an anti-competitive bunch of legacy providers.
It’s not a question of if the paradigm shift ill come, but when. The shift will see traditional banking become irrelevant, replaced by something more proactive, more in-context and more solution-centric. Bring it on I say…
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