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China Banking Corp. has launched in the Philippines a mobile version of its online-banking service customers may use to inquire about account balances, transfer funds and pay bills, the Manila-based bank announced Jan. 6.

A bank in the Philippines on Jan. 10 launched a prepaid smart card capable of performing multiple payment functions at ATMs, payment terminals or online.

China’s second-largest mobile-network operator China Unicom has begun offering a contactless mobile-payment service in Beijing.

Banks’ “all-in-one-place” marketing for online bill-payment services is helping them gain more customers who pay their credit card debts through their online-banking sites instead of through their issuers, new research findings suggest.

Banks’ “all-in-one-place” marketing for online bill-payment services is helping them gain more customers who pay their credit card debts through their online-banking sites instead of through their issuers, new research findings suggest.

WASHINGTON – Lawmakers are having second thoughts on a provision creating price controls on debit card interchange they easily approved during last year’s debate on the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Act.

Tompkins Financial Corp. of Ithaca, N.Y., is one of many financial institutions that have been attacked by the sophisticated malicious software known as Zeus. Now it is fighting back–with sticks.

The company behind the celebrity-sponsored Kardashian Kard has sued reality television stars the Kardashian sisters for dropping their endorsement shortly after the prepaid card’s launch.

American Express Co. has appointed Toby Eduardo Redshaw executive vice president and chief information officer, replacing Stephen Squeri, who was promoted. Redshaw previously was global chief information officer for Aviva PLC.

Credit Union Journal caught up with David Adcock, the CEO of America's First FCU, who announced he would be retiring in March after 38 years with the credit union.