Bank technology

The quest for faster, iPad-based account openings continues at Artisans' Bank, a Delaware-based bank.

In an analysis that tallied 10,000 identity fraud rings in the United States, ID Analytics made a couple of surprising findings — about where the crime is taking place and who's committing it.

With Project Catalyst, the consumer protection agency says it wants to better understand financial products that could make people's lives better.

Compliance with a new Fed asset class rule will be a bear for data managers, but can provide new ways for institutions to manage their corporate loan portfolios.

Fraudsters are increasingly preying on the default servicing end of the mortgage lifecycle, where traditional detection methods have not been deployed. Fortunately, there are new ways to spot red flags.

Visa's (NYSE: V) new digital wallet service, V.me, will be available to the financial institution clients of The Members Group.

Chase has unveiled a new mobile app that helps people research homes they want to buy.

ICBA Bancard has partnered with Visa (NYSE:V) for the credit card company’s digital wallet service, V.me.

Powa Technologies, Europe's answer to Jack Dorsey's Square, is considering an initial public offering after its U.S. competitor raised $200 million from investors including Starbucks.

A new service from Citi will scour the Web during the weeks after a customer makes a credit-card purchase — and provide a refund if it finds a price that's at least $25 lower.

Early data from the election shows substantial traction for mobile pay as a way to collect donations from groups of people.

CTS North America will provide additional security features through its scanners to branch technology provider BLM Technologies for customers who face a high potential for check fraud, such as payday lenders and healthcare service providers.

Centrify, a maker of technology that allows banks to control access to software and systems, has added another customer.

Many credit unions and a few banks are opting for Visa's version of the mobile wallet.

Bank of America is launching Mobile Pay on Demand through Bank of America Merchant Services, its Atlanta-based joint venture with First Data. We look at how this stacks up against similar mobile payment offerings out there.

There have been some new twists in the strange case of an alleged attempt to blackmail Mitt Romney for $1 million in bitcoins, raising additional legal questions about the digital currency.

Renaissance Credit, a microfinance institution in Lagos, Nigeria, has launched a cloud-hosted core banking system from Temenos.

New technology from Default Mitigation Management is aimed at streamlining the way loan modification documents are moved between borrowers and loan servicers.

Consumers thinking of giving gift cards for the holidays may find a better bargain with store cards instead of those issued by banks and credit card companies.

Pano Logic, the once-promising company that was at the forefront of the desktop virtualization movement, has shut down.