Technology

The processor Total System Services Inc. has been through lot in its nearly three decades of existence, but nothing compares to the state of the payments industry today.

Total System Services Inc. reported transaction and sales volume rose during the third quarter, contributing to increases in net income and revenue.

Square, which plans to double its workforce by the end of next year, is moving its headquarters to San Francisco’s Central Market neighborhood, joining an expanding group of technology companies in the area.

Visa, delivering on its promise of greater issuer support for its V.me digital wallet, announced U.S. Bank as its latest partner.

In a payments industry in which traditional players fear less cooperation as competition heats up, the Federal Reserve Banks say they stand ready to work with anyone and everyone in the payments ecosystem.

Total System Systems, or TSYS, is reselling a new loyalty scheme that uses consumer-behavior data to shape individualized rewards.

The National Credit Union Administration examines recent economic developments and covers possible risks - including the potential effect of the "fiscal cliff" - as part of an ongoing video series.

A group of bankruptcy attorneys is warning cash-strapped borrowers against the hazards of working with companies that promise to reduce debt in exchange for a fee.

Issuer and merchant processors alike acknowledge the high speed of technological change is the new pace car in payments, forcing traditional industry players to hop on board or be left behind.

Elavon and Banco Santander have expanded their existing relationship by agreeing to establish a payment services joint venture together in Spain.