This article written by Dale Laszig and published by The Green Sheet provides a sampling of the many topics and case studies covered at the RDC Summit 2015 featuring speakers from the Federal Reserve Bank, US Treasury, FIs of all sizes, industry trade associations, etc.
The following is an excerpt of the article published by The Green Sheet:
Executives from financial institutions, technology companies and regulatory agencies convened in Orlando, Fla., for RDC Summit 2015, the eighth annual conference of RemoteDepositCapture.com. The three-day event held Nov. 4 to 6, 2015, at the Omni Resort explored banking industry trends, emerging technologies and the evolving regulatory landscape.
In his opening remarks at the general session, RemoteDepositCapture.com founder and Chief Executive Officer John Leekley described remote deposit capture (RDC) technology as an international technology platform that can handle payments and related data. "RDC is a payments platform, not a check payment type," he said. "It's a middleware, delivery channel and technology service that can be applied to different markets and use cases."
This broader definition of RDC was a recurrent theme throughout the conference, as industry leaders shared varying perspectives on risk management, cybersecurity, mobile payment technologies and retail and commercial banking.