Bank technology

In laying out near-term forecasts, three of the top banking technology vendors said that sales to banks, especially small ones, have been surprisingly resilient, and that their projections remain largely on track.

Wells Fargo & Co. has added budgeting tools to its consumer online banking service.

Canadian payment cards will all include security chips by 2015.

Fidelity National Information Services Inc.'s third-quarter earnings topped Wall Street's expectations.

The New York payroll card provider Payoneer Inc. has begun using device identification software from 41st Parameter Inc. of Scottsdale, Ariz., as part of its online security system.

CashEdge Inc. has introduced a money transfer application for small businesses.

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Total System Services Inc. hopes the data center it has acquired in Japan will help it to attract more clients in Asia.

Northern Trust Corp. has begun using the financial product markup language to provide straight-through processing to its clients for over-the-counter derivative trades.

CyberSource Corp. said revenue more than doubled, but earnings fell, in the third quarter as it neared the anniversary of its November purchase of Authorize.Net Holdings Inc.

The weak economy and slowing demand for paper checks drove down third-quarter earnings at the check printer Deluxe Corp.

BMW AG of Munich is developing a multifunction car key that will include contactless payments capabilities.

The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act's new Red Flag Rules, which require an institution to establish a comprehensive identity theft prevention program, will soon take effect.

MoneyAisle.com, which matches consumers with financial services providers according to terms the consumers specify when shopping for savings accounts and other products, has incorporated an application from Andera Inc. that it said will make opening and funding accounts easier.

Fiserv Inc. is trying to move walk-in bill payment, a service aimed mainly at the underbanked, to the checkout lines of grocery stores, where it could reach mainstream bank customers.

Online Banking Solutions Inc. said Commerce Bancshares Inc. of Kansas City, Mo., is using its alert application to notify business customers of incoming and outbound wire transfers.

Following the initial flood of corporate payment systems that hit the market last year, financial companies are rolling out a second wave of notably less powerful tools.

Identity theft is most common in English-speaking countries, according to a survey PayPal Inc. released Tuesday.