Bank technology

The online debt collector Debt Resolve Inc. said Monday that it has pulled out of its deal to buy Creditors Interchange Inc.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has started offering an electronic settlement system called AP Trac, the first offering to result from its May purchase of the corporate invoicing and payments technology provider Xign Corp.

The New York private-equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. completed its acquisition of the Denver payment processing company First Data Corp., one of the largest leveraged buyouts in history.

Revolution Money Inc., a new online payment venture, is betting that its system for sending funds through instant messaging software, and its roster of backers, will help it stand out among the alternative transaction providers that are trying to attract users.

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ACI Worldwide Inc., a New York developer of payments software, reported a second consecutive quarterly loss and sharply reduced its earnings guidance for the year.

Clairmail Inc. and VeriSign Inc. are expected to announce today that they have combined their mobile banking products to offer interactive cell phone alerts on a hosted platform.

Fiserv Inc. of Brookfield, Wis., has agreed to integrate biometric authentication software from BioPassword Inc. of Issaquah, Wash., into some of its front-office applications.

The Monett, Mo., banking technology and outsourcing provider Jack Henry & Associates Inc. has agreed to offer its bank and credit union customers identity theft protection services from LifeLock Inc. of Tempe, Ariz.

A payments technology company is touting the sale of gift cards through automated teller machines.

TradeCard Inc.'s request for a second trial was denied in its patent infringement suit accusing Bank of America Corp. and S1 Corp. of using its technology for automated processing of letters of credit and purchase orders in international trade.

Parda Federal Credit Union of Rochester, Mich., and TEG Federal Credit Union of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., have agreed to use business banking and payment processing software from S1 Corp.'s Postilion division.

In a further segmentation of the fledgling wireless market, Wells Fargo & Co. has launched a mobile banking service targeting small-business customers.

The Bangalore technology vendor Infosys Technologies Ltd. has joined the Financial Institution Shared Assessments Program, a data security group run by BITS, the technology arm of the Financial Services Roundtable.

The Indian outsourcing provider Wipro Ltd. has agreed to offer its customers payment processing software from Bottomline Technologies Inc. of Portsmouth, N.H.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has entered the mobile banking market by developing a text-messaging system that consumers can use to retrieve account information on their cell phones.

TRM Corp.'s stock is in danger of being delisted.