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Could the new NISA be driving it? Notification needs in financial apps have changed dramatically, with demand for “asset decline alerts” surging to 1.7 times the year-earlier level

iRidge,Inc. published the results of a survey on push notifications in smartphone apps. In the financial sector, demand for alerts on declines in the value of held assets rose to approximately 1.7 times the previous year, while 86% of respondents took action prompted by a notification.

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Announced details

APPBOXApp and marketing support using push notifications
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)
FinancePointsRetail, promotions and customer acquisition
What the company reported numerically
Quantitative Effects

Demand for alerts on declines in the value of held assets was approximately 1.7 times the previous year

86% of respondents took action prompted by a push notification, up 10 percentage points year on year

74% of respondents took action within one week of receiving a notification

49% of respondents took action immediately or on the same day

In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.

Source (materials cited by the company)

iRidge,Inc., “Survey on Push Notifications in Smartphone Apps”

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredAPPBOX, App and marketing support using push notifications
Applicable areaFinance, Points, Retail, promotions and customer acquisition
Quantitative EffectsDemand for alerts on declines in the value of held assets was approximately 1.7 times the previous year, 86% of respondents took action prompted by a push notification, up 10 percentage points year on year, 74% of respondents took action within one week of receiving a notification, 49% of respondents took action immediately or on the same day
SourceiRidge,Inc., “Survey on Push Notifications in Smartphone Apps”
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The company explained that more people are investing, partly due to the new NISA, and that financial apps are increasingly being used as real-time sources of information for building wealth.

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Could the new NISA be driving it? Notification needs in financial apps have changed dramatically, with demand for “asset decline alerts” surging to 1.7 times the year-earlier level | iRidge,Inc. (3917) timely disclosure | Komori