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Daon, an identity services provider, is providing its biometric authentication system to online payments provider Optimal Payments to support high-risk businesses with stringent Know Your Customer requirements.
October 1 -
Visa, MasterCard and American Express introduced a proposed framework for new global standards that would replace traditional account numbers with a digital payment "token" for online and mobile transactions.
October 1 -
Because third-party processors are on the hook for losses from fraudulent transactions, they have as much interest in eliminating bad actors as anyone.
October 1
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PCI services and merchant intelligence provider Sysnet Global Solutions is working with iScan Online, which specializes in security scanning of devices, to provide acquirers with new mobile security.
October 1 -
The PCI council continues to expand its reach, with the intent of remaining a strong guide for data security well into the future.
September 30 -
General Payments Systems has developed a software and hardware system that will allow its government agency clients to automate the collection of payments by check.
September 30 -
Alan Reiner, 30, thought he wouldn't find any career more interesting than missile defense simulations, but the self-described nerd left physics recently to work full-time on an ultra-secure Bitcoin wallet, Armory.
September 30 -
The various stakeholders in the U.S. payments system may need to put their differences aside to stay relevant as technology advances. But whether wide-scale collaboration is practical or even possible is open to debate.
September 30 -
Terrorists have put a bulls-eye on the U.S. financial system, including payments infrastructure, as a target that fits in with their plans to cripple the country's economy, says Juan C. Zarate, senior adviser for the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
September 27 -
SecureKey is developing new payments technology that will allow consumers to use their mobile devices to enable fast authentication at the point of sale.
September 27 -
Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. won a tentative court ruling they dont infringe a patent owned by SmartMetric Inc., a technology development company that seeks $13.4 billion in damages.
September 25 -
Nacha, the electronic payments association, is advocating security as a reason to adopt faster processing a move that would require a change in the association's rules that has thus far proven elusive.
September 24 -
U.S. banks and merchants face many obstacles in preparing for EMV chip-based cards at the point of sale and the Web is no less reluctant to change.
September 24 -
Many banks consider money transmission to Somalia too risky because of concerns about terrorism. But U.S. Bancorp continues to pursue a relationship with Dahabshiil, the largest Somali money transmitter, whereas Barclays dropped the business citing the risk.
September 19 -
Southwestern Advantage, a multi-level marketing company with a model similar to Avon or Amway, relies on college students to sell its educational materials raising potential risk issues as a young and inexperienced sales force is tasked with protecting payment details.
September 18 -
Columbus Data Services, an ATM processor, has completed MasterCard end-to-end certification for all Triton ATM products. As a result, CDS is now processing transactions that comply with the EMV-chip card standard on MasterCard networks.
September 17 -
There has been an avalanche of new mobile technology in just the past few weeks. The iPhone 5s, Samsung Galaxy Gear and Google Moto X bring with them a wide range of new systems for payments and companies like PayPal and Fiserv are making noise with new products of their own.
September 13 -
PayPal, following a highly publicized clash with a crowdfunded company, is putting crowdfunding under a microscope to avoid compliance and security risk.
September 13 -
Versafe doesn't trust consumers to take the necessary precautions to protect their devices. So the company built a fraud protection layer within its banking application to take matters out of users' hands.
September 11 -
As more financial institutions and other companies turn to cloud-based services to maintain customer contact centers, Echopass Corp. says it has strengthened its position to assure data handled in those centers remains secure.
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