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Wells Fargo launches LifeSync

Tuesday 28 February 2023 12:33 CET | News

US-based financial institution Wells Fargo has announced the launch of its digital planning platform LifeSync, which will be available on its mobile application.

The aim of this launch is to improve the wealth and investment management of the company, enabling clients to utilise and track their money more efficiently and safely. The digital platform will also focus on providing customers with real-time progress on their financial goals and achievements. Furthermore, users will be able to track key values such as net worth, market indices, FICO scores, credit card reward balances, and portfolio performances. 

Through the product, customers will also have the benefit of viewing relevant Wells Fargo content and news, as well as the capability to use the platform as a connection between clients and their financial advisors. 

The product will be available beginning with March and will be incorporated into the company’s mobile application. 

US-based financial institution Wells Fargo has announced the launch of its digital planning platform LifeSync, which will be available on its mobile application.

Wells Fargo’s plan of development

In January of 2023, seven banks including Wells Fargo decided to sign a strategic collaboration to launch a digital wallet that will enable clients to shop online. The product was set to allow customers to use the new service in order to pay at online checkouts with a single wallet that would be connected to their personal debit or credit cards. 

The new offering is planned to be introduced by EWS in the second half of 2023. When the wallet launches, the seven partners anticipated 150 million debit and credit cards to be supported by the tool. Users from the US that paid their bills on time, used their card online, and provided an email address, as well as a phone number, should be eligible to use the wallet.  

At the end of December of 2023, Wells Fargo received a fine from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The record estimated USD 1,7 billion and it was given for `widespread mismanagement` over multiple years that harmed over 16 million client accounts. 

The CFPB ordered the financial institution to pay the civil penalty in addition to more than USD 2 billion in order to compensate customers for a range of `illegal activity`. 

Earlier in the same month, Wells Fargo rolled out a one-stop banking platform that was equipped with artificial intelligence and Machine learning to provide users the possibility to personalise their accounts. 

The company called the product Vantage. It was designed to replace the bank’s Commercial Electronic Office Portal, or CEO Portal, which was launched in 2022 to work on commercial banking, corporate, and investment banking clients. The aim of the toll was to become a place where users can get all of their banking information from a digital perspective. The bank was also attuned to the fintech ecosystem and was looking to partners for relevant contributions. 


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Keywords: product launch, online banking, digital banking, financial services, financial institutions
Categories: Banking & Fintech
Companies: Wells Fargo
Countries: United States
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