ICICI Bank Lets You Perform Social Media Money Transfers via Twitter
Alyson Wyers — January 21, 2015 — Business
A step up from mobile banking, social media money transfer services enable banks like ICICI in India to offer their customers the ability to pay by tweet. The bank's new tweet to pay feature allows you to send money to your friends using your Twitter handle. A first, icicibankpay lets you transfer funds through your Twitter account. All you have to do is follow ICICI Bank on Twitter and send DMs (Direct Messages) for the on-the-go transactions.
The social media money transfer demonstrates the desire for extremely convenient banking, especially among young people who are spending a lot of time on social media anyway. It also presents an interesting opportunity for brands and retailers on the platform.
The social media money transfer demonstrates the desire for extremely convenient banking, especially among young people who are spending a lot of time on social media anyway. It also presents an interesting opportunity for brands and retailers on the platform.
Trend Themes
1. Social Media Money Transfer - The trend of using social media platforms for money transfers presents an opportunity for banks to provide convenient banking services.
2. Convenient Banking - There is a growing demand for more convenient banking options, pushing banks to explore innovative technologies.
3. Social Media Marketing - The rise of social media money transfers opens up new marketing opportunities for brands and retailers on these platforms.
Industry Implications
1. Banking - Banks can leverage social media money transfer services to provide customers with convenient and efficient banking experiences.
2. Technology - Fintech companies and technology providers can develop solutions to support social media money transfers and secure transactions.
3. Retail - Retailers can take advantage of social media money transfers as a marketing tool to engage and attract potential customers.
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