Grip is an up-to-the-minute financial aggregation app that enables banks and credit unions of all sizes to offer the latest innovative solutions in mobile banking. Best of all, Grip is a white label product that you can market with your own brand identity, earning you recognition as an innovative, trusted service leader.
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Grip provides a quick, cost effective way to deploy mobile services without core integration. And by quick, we don't mean 3-6 months; we mean up-and-running, ready-to-go, launched in three weeks. Plus, there's no upfront costs, annual fees or minimum user agreements. Grip simply costs .99 cents each month for customers who use the app. Grip enables you to remain competitive and be relevant in the market by giving customers the most demanded mobile reports, including balance inquiries, transaction listings, notifications of account limitations and branch/ATM location searches.
More than just an app, Grip is a digital ledger and decision-support tool that allows your customers to aggregate all of their balance and transactional data from multiple financial institutions into a single, up-to-the-minute view.
Grip takes the classic method of balancing a checkbook and brings it to the forefront of the app's dashboard. After a transaction, your customers have the advantage of taking a photo of a receipt or check to further improve the accuracy and timing of their ledger. They simply take a photo of the receipt, select the appropriate account, look-up the merchant, date the purchase and enter the amount. If the transaction is a check, debit or credit purchase that may take a few days to clear, Grip will report it as a pending transaction. When customers return to the app's dashboard, they will see a true picture of their financial purchasing capabilities – no waiting, no guessing and no trying to remember; just an automatic, updated balance. Once the debit posts, the data created by your customer is married with the transaction. This is exactly how a digital ledger should work for today's on-the-go consumers.
Now it is easier than ever to keep your customer's family members or business partners in sync with their money. With Grip's automatic account sync, your customers can say goodbye to exhausting conversations about their expenses. When something is changed in one app it will be pushed to all other devices that are using that DDA account username and password. Since this is using the same primary DDA account it costs just .99 cents. With automatic account sync your customers can spend less time wondering and more time knowing, which means they'll stay organized and always in control.
View More FeaturesJavelin Strategy & Research's latest research report — "2011 – 2012 Mobile Banking Vendor Scorecard: Mobile Banking Has Moved from a "Nice-to-Have" to a "Must-Have" Channel"— analyzes best practices and top trends in this rapidly shifting industry and reveals that consumer adoption of mobile banking has jumped almost 60% in 2011.
Based on further research, 2011 will be the biggest year on record for mobile data revenues in the United States. Smartphone sales have now officially crossed the 50% share mark in the U.S. Today, the U.S. accounts for nearly one-third of all smartphone sales in the world. Mobile technology is greatly revolutionizing the way people manage their financial accounts. From 2009 to 2010, the number of U.S. mobile financial account users increased by 54% according to a comScore study. People that use native mobile apps want real-time information so they know exactly what's going on in their fast-paced lives. Also in the study, comScore found that 29.8 million Americans accessed their bank, credit card or brokerage accounts via their mobile devices in the last quarter of 2010. That's a 54% increase from the fourth quarter of 2009.
Now is the time to give your customers the solution they need: one place to see their entire financial picture. Empower them with the tools they need and have that experience be fully branded as your own.
"It's a digital ledger of all your accounts."
"Enables financial institutions to provide quick information to the consumer on the go."
"Gives regional banks better data to help them understand their portfolios."
"Helps consumers understand where their money is going."
"Innovative business model…"
"Highly focused on real-time living rather than historical spending."