Blog about Mobile Development

In 2025, PayPal reported a consistent year-to-year 10% growth in P2P and other consumer total payment volume. The company followed up on the insight and introduced PayPal links, which allow users to send and receive money via a personalized, one-time link that can be shared in any conversation. In our experience, such technologies that make transactions seamless and instant often...

Medical costs worldwide have been rising in recent years, and in 2026, they are set to continue increasing — this time by 10.3%. As healthcare becomes more expensive, both patients and providers start looking for more efficient healthcare options. They often find answers in digital solutions, particularly mobile health apps. The growing adoption becomes reflected in the mhealth apps market...

45.3% of respondents use digital tools to manage their finances, according to a recent AcademyBank survey. In another study, 60% of respondents cite feature gaps in their main finance app, and 80% feel at least occasional frustration. The numbers show a positive competitive environment for FinTech businesses: demand for personal finance apps is present, and chances to gain a competitive...

The global macroeconomy continues to face headwinds; high interest rates and inflation pressure make traditional bank lending more restrictive. The 2025 bank lending survey shows that credit standards are tightening for the first quarter of 2026 and onward. However, a more agile and accessible alternative continues to gain traction. The peer-to-peer lending market is expanding at a CAGR of 25.73%...

Suppose you are an ambitious startup aiming to enter the market with something cool and innovative. In that case, it’s the perfect moment to explore advanced toolkits to bring your AI app ideas to life. We at CHI Software know that AI mobile development is not a thing of the future but a current reality. From recommendation systems to AI...

School classes and personal study sessions are progressively increasing their reliance on digital technologies, such as learning apps, quizzes, and assessment tools. And it’s no wonder why a recent OECD study showed students who used digital technologies in class scored up to 15 percent higher in math, reading, and science. These improved student performance numbers could be an early but...