Bank technology

The co-founder and two other executives of a money transfer company called e-gold Ltd. have pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering and illegal money transmitting.

Yodlee Inc. has begun selling its same-day bill-payment product as an add-on to rival bill-payment systems.

Revenue more than doubled at USA Technologies Inc. in its fiscal fourth quarter, which ended June 30, and so did the number of vending machines on its network that can accept card payments.

VeriFone Holdings Inc. said it has received an extension to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange through Oct. 31 as it continues trying to restate its financial results for the first three quarters of fiscal 2007.

Fiserv Inc. announced Monday that it is offering banking products based on the Microsoft Dynamics Customer Relationship Management 4.0 platform from Microsoft Corp.

As more corporations try to streamline accounts payable operations through automation, financial companies are seeking ways to enter this evolving market.

Drawing on feedback from Generation Y customers, PNC Financial Services Group Inc. launched an online banking site for them last week.

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PlaySpan Inc., which makes a commerce platform for online games, said it has purchased the alternative payment system PayByCash.

First Horizon National Corp. is considering expanding its use of cellular modems in its network of automated teller machines.

The banking software and services provider COCC says it expects to handle 95% of the checks it processes for banks as images by yearend.

Meta Financial Group Inc. is using encryption technology from Vormetric Inc. to protect customers' personal data stored on its computers.

Though tough economic times are slowing sales growth on eBay Inc.'s auction Web site, its payment business remains strong.

Only 8% of U.S. consumers say their personal data is adequately protected by the banks, retailers, and government agencies that hold it, according to a study CA Inc. released Wednesday.

Bankers are spending more on fraud detection and anti-laundering technology to fend off the shifting tactics of criminals and to satisfy the demands of regulators, according to two reports published this week.

Fiserv Inc. of Brookfield, Wis., has closed its deal to sell a 51% stake in its insurance business to Trident IV LP, a private-equity fund managed by Stone Point Capital LLC.

The London banking company HBOS PLC has renewed an agreement to license technology from Nomis Solutions Inc. of San Bruno, Calif., to calculate consumer loan product prices.