Bank technology

Texas Trust Credit Union in Mansfield has chosen Symitar's NetTeller Online Banking platform.

Seeking a better way to share documents with wealthy clients, Exemplar Financial Network chose a Dropbox-like service with client-side encryption.

New research shows that one in three consumers would pay something to use mobile banking services.

Wells Fargo announced Monday that it's allowing its ATM customers to receive text message receipts.

Keynote Systems would become privately held after its sale to the private-equity firm.

Parascript has built its check recognition engine technology into its form processing software, thus offering financial institutions one program with which they can process information from checks and remittances, along with forms, mortgage applications and other documents.

Simple (formerly BankSimple) has launched a feature to let customers link their traditional bank accounts to the tech startup's service.

A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.

Given the robustness of trade in some large urban areas, it is entirely possible to earn a living from buying and selling bitcoin

Citi's social media guru Frank Eliason offers insights into how to pick social media partners, while consultants and lawyers share what's needed in any vendor relationship.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is accusing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau of breaking the law in collecting detailed information on individual credit-card accounts.

PNC (PNC) on Thursday rode out a slowdown of its online banking service that left some customers unable to log in to their accounts.

Data providers are aggressively marketing products aimed at providing lenders a better picture of consumers who don't have credit reports, but significant barriers are slowing the growth of alternative inputs for credit scores.

Whether the product is a video game or a bank account, no business should take customers for granted or underestimate competitors.

Deloitte's yearlong exile from New York's financial services consulting scene is harming the reputation of its financial technology consulting business, according to two executives in charge of tech operations at banks.

White House efforts to promote voluntary sharing of information about cyber threats among banks represent "an important step" but a presidential directive cannot substitute for a law, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said.

Fonetic, a Spanish company that provides speech analytics and voice recordkeeping software for compliance purposes, is opening its doors in the U.S. today, in the Wall Street area. It's targeting large New York banks first.

Inland Bank and Trust announced Tuesday that it is working with tech vendor Linkable Networks to begin giving its customers digital, card-linked coupons.

Andera, one of BTN's top 10 tech companies to watch, will soon provide the account opening technology for Intuit's financial clients.

Hackers are again targeting popular third-party websites in the hope of compromising bank customers' accounts. American Banker staffers discuss what banks can do to hedge against a threat that exists outside their networks.