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A woman is smiling while looking at her smartphone screen, which shows a mobile banking site. Meanwhile, she’s also tapping keys on her laptop, logging on to her online bank account. Documents are spread out on the table in front of her.
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Digital banking soars in the COVID-19 pandemic

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Digital banking soars in the COVID-19 pandemic

With digital banking usage rising at a near historic pace, Wells Fargo and other banks have geared up to handle the growing customer demand during the coronavirus crisis.

Tall skyscrapers and buildings overlook the Hudson River in New York City.
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Wells Fargo helps Hudson Yards ‘expand the possible’

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Wells Fargo helps Hudson Yards ‘expand the possible’

The company played a key role in turning the industrial remnants that comprised Hudson Yards into one of the most valuable properties in New York City.

A woman is standing with holiday decorations in the background and appears to be shopping while looking at her smartphone.
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Customers find ways to use Zelle in the holiday season

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Customers find ways to use Zelle in the holiday season

More consumers are using Zelle to send money as a gift to friends and family members during the holidays.

A close-up photo of Nicole Milnes’ wrist and her Apple Watch with a screenshot of Wells Fargo’s CEO Mobile app.
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CEO Mobile app brings business within arm’s reach

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CEO Mobile app brings business within arm’s reach

From fraud alerts to account balances, businesses get near real-time information through Wells Fargo’s CEO Mobile app for Apple Watch.

In a close-up shot of a table, there is a plate of muffins to the left and a tray with a teapot to the right. In the middle, a person’s hand is holding a tap-to-pay card hovering over a card reader.
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‘Tap-to-pay’ cards deliver speed and convenience

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‘Tap-to-pay’ cards deliver speed and convenience

With the rollout of contactless payment cards, analysts report Wells Fargo is among the U.S. industry leaders in bringing the speed and convenience of tap-to-pay cards to customers.

Flanked on the right by two members of her team, Beverly Anderson smiles as she navigates a website on her laptop. Behind Anderson, two more team members are having a conversation.
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Propel Card team: Priority on listening to the consumer

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Propel Card team: Priority on listening to the consumer

By consulting with consumers at every turn, this Wells Fargo credit card team developed an offering with the best value proposition for customers.

A person’s hand is shown holding a smartphone displaying Wells Fargo’s Control Tower mobile banking feature. In the background, a laptop sits on a table and a mug with flowers in is sitting on the table to the right.
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Simplify your digital footprint: Control Tower now available nationwide

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Simplify your digital footprint: Control Tower now available nationwide

Buoyed by positive feedback from test users, Wells Fargo expands the availability of its Control TowerSM personal finance management tool to all U.S. mobile and online banking customers.

A close-up photo of a person’s eye, in the center of and surrounded by a transparent circle of rectangles, bar charts, pie charts, and business-like icons. The iris changes from gray to bright blue, symbolizing the power of biometrics.
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The eyes have it: Empowering business customers with biometrics

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The eyes have it: Empowering business customers with biometrics

Amid growing demand for the latest mobile banking technologies, Wells Fargo is providing its business customers biometric tools such as eyeprint recognition.

Photo of Sylvan Herman holding a photo of his late son, John, in front of the ClearView Communities campus he created to help others battling mental illnesses.
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Property for a purpose: Using wealth to transform mental health care

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Property for a purpose: Using wealth to transform mental health care

Two moments define how a World War II veteran who once sold pots and pans in Baltimore became a mental health care innovator and honored his son.

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