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The first semblance of a bank was built well over 500 years ago, back in 1472. The first bank kept people’s belongings and currencies just like any modern-day bank does, but it did evolve – by leaps and bounds. These changes had several catalysts, with the main one being technology, explains Yas Aloosy.
With information being digitized and the internet flourishing into an entire universe of its own, communications and banking have become inevitably linked. Nowadays, people can complete all the banking transactions they need to do from just about anywhere. As Yas Aloosy points out, people can withdraw, deposit, pay, and do all the other things they usually do when they visit a bank with just a few swipes and taps on their mobile phone.
This is a long way from ATMs which, of course, are still very much in use. However, more and more people have opted to use their mobile devices for both convenience and safety’s sake.
People can only guess the next step in the evolution ladder for banking, which technology will bring about.

