"The pace of mobile banking adoption of mFoundry's mobile banking solution is incredible," said mFoundry CEO & Co-Founder Drew Sievers. "We're currently adding about one new financial institution per day to our platform through our direct and channel relationships. While we're seeing the strongest demand in our company's history, there's no question the true demand is being driven by the consumer who has made it clear they expect their financial institution to offer a sophisticated mobile access point."

The demand for mobile solutions is increasing as smartphone penetration in the market accelerates and the ROI and revenue-generating opportunities for banks and credit unions become clear. While baseline functionality is important for any mobile solution, it's the addition of new mobile-specific features like Mobile Deposit, which mFoundry recently launched with PNC Bank and the CO-OP Financial Services, that continue to increase the value of mobility to banks and consumers alike.

"At this point, we're seeing user adoption increase by more than 10 percent each month," added Sievers. "This means annual end-user growth in excess of 200 percent. Mobile banking and payments technology has moved from niche to mainstream in a heartbeat, and I see no sign of the pace slowing anytime soon."

With more than 5 million users interacting with mFoundry mobile banking technology, mFoundry believes there is a clear opportunity to drive enhanced customer loyalty and increased revenue opportunities for their clients. With the fastest-growing SaaS solution in the market, mFoundry expects to capitalize on its strong position with new, value-added features for banks and credit unions.

"Companies with scale in both financial institution signings and end-user adoption are in an excellent position to grow healthy, long-lived businesses," said Bob Egan, Managing Director, Chief Analyst, Sepharim Group. "With their hosted solutions, SaaS-based providers in particular are well suited to rapidly add new compelling features to their solutions."