According to a WSJ article:
"By some measures, PayPal Holdings Inc. holds more customer money than all but 20 U.S. banks. What does that say about the future of banking? At the end of March, customers of PayPal held more than $13 billion in accounts at the online-commerce company. Under U.S. law, PayPal isn’t a bank, and those funds aren’t deposits, but cash that sits without earning interest for consumer s, ready to spend."
Where do you think banking is going?
And more importantly, is it about time?
http://www.wsj.com/articles/as-banking-evolves-fintech-emerges-from-the-branch-1464806411
