Sean Sposito

Rayburn Chan to work in corporate development at the payment startup.

Terminal maker to install tablets for payments and advertising messages in 6,500 taxis.

Barb Pacheco has mobile-payment fatigue.

Barb Pacheco of the Kansas City Fed is keeping a close eye on mobile payment innovation, to help steer the course of new initiatives and to determine what regulators' role will be.

The company is also speaking with bank industry software vendors about potential integration work.

Chris Teso hopes people will want to buy all things web through Twitter.

The city has the makings of a financial services technology incubator.

Telefonica SA said July 5 that it is working with Facebook , Google, Microsoft and Research in Motion to allow customers to pay for digital goods with their smartphones.

The deal will let customers buy digital goods with their smartphones, through their telephone carrier billing relationship.

PSCU Financial Services, a service organization that provides products and services to its roughly 1,500 member credit unions, announced Monday that it will begin issuing prepaid chip cards for several of its clients this summer.

The CEO of m-Via has spent the past four years developing a low-cost mobile payments system called Boom and telling people around the world about it.

The U.S. Bancorp subsidiary intends to use the software to secure customer data en route to and from merchants.

CEO Bill Barhydt shares recent moves and future plans for the low-cost international payment system, which lets people send money through text messages.

Google announced revisions to its mobile wallet that make it a more palatable choice for the sale of digital goods.

Google announced revisions to its mobile wallet that make it a more palatable choice for the sale of digital goods.

uGenius Technology announced Tuesday that it launched a video banking platform designed to be connected to a large screen for customers seated around a table, rather than standing at a kiosk.

HNW is launching a retail banking practice to help banks reach the mass affluent.

Maplesoft already designs mathematical risk models that could be applied to banking. Now it will be making its developers available to customers looking to complete their own projects.

American Express is offering business customers a payment portal.

JPMorgan Chase is working with Microsoft on a mobile wallet app; Microsoft is also working with Isis.