Individuals need targets, lighthouses that guide us and round numbers are always a decent grapple. That is the reason 2020 is an enormous year of achievement at all levels, additionally in the Fintech business, and 2019 is the last year to affirm that that have been reached or not.

After certain long periods of numerous developments in payments, automation and open data, the market has officially proclaimed the need to control the entire variety of choices and services. It is the fundamental tool to take the leap from the early adopters to the worldwide mass market, something that will occur in an extremely quick and tremendous way because of the volume of users in the regions that less customarily use banking services. Let's look at some of the important trends which will dominate the fintech industry in 2020.

Automation and Robotic Process Automation

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is really a software that handles dreary human procedures utilizing a similar application interface as a human, however, dispensing with human inefficiency aspects. For instance, a robot could perform data entry utilizing Microsoft Excel or some other program and the organization's CRM software. As with the 'Regtech' software, they have an early ROI (between 3 and 8 months, as it was declared in the Fintech Symposium 2018) and this is the reason mass adoption is normal. RPA will help banks increase effectiveness and wipe out idle time, particularly with regards to monotonous and easily repeatable tasks.

Difficulties in launching Libra Cryptocurrency

As Facebook declared its Project Libra the day before Brainstorm Finance commenced, normally it was the discussion of the conference. In any case, one industrious topic tempered participants' positive thinking: Skepticism that the cryptocurrency could really get off the ground. "Libra is an exceptionally exciting minute when it launches, however, the question is if and when it'll launch", said, Barry Silbert, the CEO of Digital Currency Group, told Fortune on the sidelines of the conference.

Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle, indicated administrative obstacles and different complexities involved with making a stable coin supported by one fiat currency, however, a bushel of different countries' financial notes. He believes that it is something that the two people, organizations and governments should eventually get settled with, so it'll be fascinating to check whether Libra can be launched and how that is perceived.

The downfall of Physical Money

In Sweden, just 1% of transactions were made with money in 2016. A few organizations don't acknowledge money in real money point blank and more than half guarantee that they will quit accepting money before 2025. Without going as far as Nordic nation, the European nation with the most astounding volume of cashless payments is the United Kingdom, with 10.67 billion euros in volume in 2017. In Spain, this figure has come down to 1.16 billion. The introduction of payment frameworks that are much more helpful than the traditional card, for example, contactless empowered by NFC innovation, is rapidly causing money to end up being outdated. The most widely recognized payment of this form is given in public transport (91% of money), food (53%) and books and magazines (49%), as indicated by a study led in the United Kingdom, that likewise puts the most youthful individuals as the most open to these kinds of payments and the old as the least inclined.

The Net worth of Millennials

For quite a long time, the mainstream story around the millennial age has been that their substantial student debt burdens and also that a considerable lot of them graduated during or around the Great Recession would sentence them to a dimmer money related standpoint than earlier ages. At Bank of America's last check, in 2018, just 16% of recent millennials had spared in any event $100,000.

At Brainstorm Finance, however, officials illustrated millennials. They're not all sitting in their cellars smoking weed constantly, believed Andy Rachleff, the CEO of Wealthfront, a robo-consultant whose clients are basically millennials. Further, he included that they're in the wealth collection period of their lives.

Walt Bettinger, the CEO of Charles Schwab, in the interim, said that a huge number of millennials are currently running to the broker every year, and make up the greater part (53%) of Schwab's new accounts. Their normal total assets? $350,000 in household assets, Bettinger included. So the average millennial they're winning has that degree of affluence today as of now.

Conversational Banking

64% of individuals like to send messages over calling or writing mails; 64% is all the more eager to purchase or hire a service if they have recently talked with the brand and 80% is happy to do so. These are figures from a study done by Accenture in association to CUI, 'Conversational User Interfaces', which as per this consultant, have come to remain and detonate during 2019, thanks to three unmistakably combined trends: People are inclined towards it (as we have just observed); Artificial Intelligence (the engine of all CUI) is as of now developed enough for the B2C and fulfills the so-called liquid expectations' of the new users of open banking services, acclimated with demand and appreciate products and services without the unbending nature of days of old.