In 1950, the Bank of America (then the largest bank in the world) asked SRI to assess the possibility of
developing electronic computers that could take over the
labor-intensive banking tasks of handling checks and balancing
accounts.
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SRI Technology: ERMA and MICR, the Origin of Electronic Banking
In 1950, the Bank of America (then the largest bank in the world) asked SRI to assess the possibility of developing electronic computers that could take over the labor-intensive banking tasks of handling checks and balancing accounts.
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Bank of America Hits Two Milestones: One Million Mobile and 25 Million Online Users (NetBanker)
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Payments News: Bank of America, Wells Fargo Form Payment Processing Joint Venture - May 15, 2008
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