QR Sign-Ins Surge 60% on BofA's CashPro® Platform
By Georgia Stubbs · 20 May 2025

Every day, thousands of CFOs and treasurers use QR code technology to sign-in to CashPro, Bank of America's digital banking platform accessed by more than 40,000 corporate and commercial clients around the world to manage their treasury, trade and credit operations and perform self-service requests. The identity and authentication technology, introduced in 2022, recently surpassed two million uses and saw 60% growth in adoption over the last year1.
"Nearly every business client uses CashPro as the front door through which they view and take action on their Bank of America accounts," explained Jennifer Sanctis, head of CashPro App and Personalized Technologies in Global Payments Solutions at Bank of America. "QR Sign-In makes that entry point even more secure and further enhances the client experience."
The QR sign-in experience improves two key pain points associated with traditional login processes:
- There's no need to remember the CashPro password. Instead, clients use their mobile phone to scan the QR code that appears on the computer screen and sign in using biometrics.
- There's no need to carry a physical token. Instead, users can use the CashPro App to access the mobile token, which is integrated into the sign in flow for clients with multi-factor authentication.
Industry recognition
Bank of America's CashPro platform routinely receives third-party recognition. Notable highlights include:
- The 2024 Digital Transformation Benchmarking study by Crisil Coalition Greenwich, No. 1 (tied) score for overall leadership in Digital Channels for the third consecutive year, with the bank being the sole leader in 2023 and 2022.
- 2025 Awards for Innovation and Excellence, Treasury Management International Bank of the Year for Best Customer Experience (for CashPro Search with Investigations) Best Mobile Technology Solution for Treasury (for Security Insights on the CashPro app) Best Solution Innovation – Data Analytics (for CashPro Insights).
Companies in this story: Bank of America
People in this story: Jennifer Sanctis