Alkami vs. BankingOn Mobile Banking Platform

If you are looking for a high-quality online banking product and you don’t want/need to customize it too much, Alkami is a great choice- it has a lot out of the box and the people are great. If you need a lot of customization, and you don’t have the internal resources to help you do that, Alkami may be a challenge to satisfy your needs.

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If you are serious about the banking sector and do not have an in-house team to develop and manage the app, then you can give it a try, they also offer a demo before actually using it. They might help to set it up, manage it, and secure it from the daily cyber attacks.

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• Mobile-first design is great on both iOS and Android.
• Broad array of retail banking capabilities.
• A large array of integrated partner products to enhance the core functionality of the base product.
• SDK and API-centric architecture are helping to design for the future of banking applications.

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• It has great user interface.
• It allows using APIs for offering better services and better connectivity.
• End users like its UI/UX so much and seem positive about using it.

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• SDK and APIs are not fully mature - while they are functional and have a bright future, the support infrastructure is not fully developed.
• Custom development can take a long time.
• They may be focused on sales over support given their recent public offering.

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• One has to manually request to see the demo or other samples.
• Its pricing seems too high, every credit union or small bank couldn't afford it.
• Customization is a little bit complex in my opinion.

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• Enabled a solid mobile first.
• Ember experience.
• Allowed flexibility via the SDK.
• Allowed us to focus on the business needs over the technology infrastructure.

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• It helped us to expand our reach in a short period of time.
• We received so much positive user feedback after using BankingOn.

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