Fintech

Eastern Europe gets a bad rap when it comes to payment card data security, but the region does not experience considerably more hacking-attack incidents than do other parts of the world. But it is a main source of such incidents, an industry analyst contends.

Credit unions were hit last week with a new group of lawsuits by one consumer claiming they violated the public-disclosure provisions of the Electronic Funds Transfer Act by failing to post nonmember fees being charged at their ATMs as required by the law.

Prepaid debit cards that come with celebrity endorsements over the years have showed little staying power while whipping up storm clouds of controversy.

With no governing body regulating the payments industry in the United States, card data security for online service merchants can be an iffy proposition.

To encourage adoption of new security standards in the U.S., the most important tool is policy.

GROTON, Conn.-Is the year-end bonus dividend a gift to the member or the CU?

LOS ANGELES-It took Kristen Christian less than an hour to lay the groundwork for one of the largest consumer migrations in history.

RALEIGH, N.C.-It was a good year to develop a new checking account switch kit, reports State Employees CU.

LAKE JACKSON, Texas-TDECU's $1,000 A Day checking offer has done more than boost checking growth by 30% year over year; it's deepened member relationships.

LOS ANGELES-Bank Transfer Day may have been a success, but Kristen Christian, the event's founder, isn't rushing to back any of its imitators.