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"It's over," says John Dick, founder and CEO of research firm CivicScience. "Mobile banking should now just be called 'banking.'"
By the numbers: For the first time ever, the organization's data shows the percentage of Americans who do most of their banking on a mobile device surpassed those who do none of their banking on a mobile device this quarter.
Go deeper: Mobile banking heats up