Bank technology

The White Plains, N.Y., online debt collector Debt Resolve Inc. has received another patent to protect its system for managing repayment plans.

Santander Financial Services Inc. in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has licensed an automated credit and risk management system from Automated Financial Systems Inc. in order to streamline its lending processes.

Coinstar Inc.'s U.K. unit and the payment technology provider PayPoint PLC announced Friday that they are collaborating on a gift card program.

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Fifth Third Bancorp is using a range of new cash management technologies, including an Internet-enabled safe it puts in customers' stores, to build up its corporate banking operations.

KeySource Commercial Bank, a start-up in Durham, N.C., says it has gained a competitive edge in loan decisions and offers a distinctive service to its business customers — financial projections — by using software that analyzes diverse forms of data.

As data breaches have proliferated, the companies that suffered the data losses have faced more scrutiny.

State National Bank of Big Spring, Tex., has agreed to use a two-factor authentication product from Comodo Group of Jersey City for its online banking site.

Bucking a trend, U.S. Bancorp is moving forward with its plans to develop self-serve financial kiosks, despite lingering questions in the industry about whether they can generate profits.

NCR Corp. in Dayton, Ohio, said it had signed a global reseller agreement with the mobile banking software developer MShift Inc. of San Jose, Calif.

The data security compliance company TrustWave Holdings Inc. said Wednesday that it has bought a company selling similar services outside the United States.

Pulse EFT Association LP announced Tuesday that it is offering a recurring-payment option that lets billers accept debit transactions without requiring consumers to provide a PIN.

Most people in the baby boom and echo boom generations say cash eventually will disappear, according to a survey Visa U.S.A. Inc. published online Monday.

The Sunnyvale, Calif., security software firm Arcot Systems Inc. said Monday that it has hired David E. Kaplan as its chief financial officer.

Diebold Inc. is staking its claim on technologies that use cellular phones and other mobile devices to interact with automated teller machines and with other payments systems.

Total System Services Inc. is working on a series of products designed to help banks collect on delinquent accounts.