Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group's new digital bank in Japan will forgo issuing ATM cards, replacing them with smartphone QR codes.
MUFG Emut Bank, a digital bank under Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) set to open next year, will not issue ATM cards. Instead, it will require customers to use the bank's smartphone application for identity verification to enhance security and counter the increasing number of cyberattacks. This marks the first time a major Japanese bank affiliate has adopted smartphone QR codes to replace ATM cards.
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