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MyECheck Inc. has signed up Small Business Network Inc. to use its online check-imaging system.
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PNC Financial Services Group Inc. is planning to move some electronic transaction processing services of its National City Corp. unit to First Data Corp., the Denver processor said Tuesday.
August 11 -
Economic woes of Americans taking a toll on Nigerian scammers; stateside scammers adapting to recession with fake want-ads; Web sites of 18 House members hacked; and more.
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The mobile payments company Mocapay announced Monday that Maiberry, a Boulder, Colo., retailer specializing in all-natural and organic frozen yogurt products, had chosen it for a mobile marketing campaign.
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The NFC Forum, a group that promotes near-field communication technology, wants to attract more organizations that are actually deploying or marketing the contactless technology, which supports two-way communication between NFC chips.
August 10 -
HSBC Bank USA is enlisting bloggers as part of its new marketing campaign. The U.S. operating unit of HSBC Holdings of London has set up a Web site, ValuesSoapbox.com, and has recruited four prolific commenters from the nymag.com site.
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A Chicago start-up, GreenChoice Bank, has selected Fiserv Inc.'s Premier core-account system and a variety of other nearly paperless services, the Brookfield, Wis., vendor plans to announce today.
August 10 -
Since most of the consortiums formed to promote interoperability among proprietary online identity management programs have had results that can best be described as ironic, the Kantara Initiative — the latest attempt to bridge automated architectures and bring a sense of harmony to authentication — has its work cut out for it.
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The Swiss mobile phone payments company Echovox Group said last week that its Zong service has processed transactions for 10 million users this year.
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Yodlee Inc. is revising its personal financial management products to help smaller banks offer customized services and better compete against larger rivals.
August 7 -
ACI Worldwide Inc. reported Thursday that it slipped into the red in the second quarter and its revenue fell sharply, largely because the payment processor landed several major deals in the comparison quarter a year earlier after rolling out new services.
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Heartland Payment Systems Inc. has introduced a system that lets its merchant clients reload consumers' prepaid phones using their payment terminals.
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U.S. banks that send automated clearing house transactions are called "ODFIs," but in Europe, such companies are known as "debtor agents," and they do not even have to be banks.
August 6 -
Expanding on a bank-branding agreement, reducing vault cash expenses and moving more of its automated teller machines to in-house processing helped Cardtronics Inc. report its first profit Wednesday in several years.
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Hypercom Corp. has returned to profitability despite a drop in revenue that it said was related to exchange rates. New customer wins, as well as continued business from clients that have stuck with Hypercom through the economic downturn, helped the Scottsdale, Ariz., terminal maker swing to a second-quarter profit.
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S1 Corp. said that it has been able to maintain a strong sales pipeline, bucking its expectations given the rough economy. The Norcross, Ga., banking technology vendor said that any project delays have been one-off incidents, and that its pipeline overall of bank deals "remains strong and growing."
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