Bank technology

The $302 billion-asset bank holding company based in McLean, Va., on Wednesday unveiled Capital One 360 as the new moniker for ING Direct, which Capital One bought in February for roughly $12 billion in cash and stock.

Capital One's Colleen Taylor discusses business continuity, the storm and new innovation such as mobile remote deposit capture.

Fujitsu is reselling VeriFone's GlobalBay software to its big-box retailer customers, to provide mobile payments software at the point-of-sale that can also handle many other retail functions.

PNC announced Tuesday that it has hired Steve Van Wyk to be its head of operations and technology. Van Wyk had been the global chief operating officer at ING since 2007.

Payments provider Elavon will use Ingenico's new Telium2 series countertop and wireless terminals for its customers in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.

Community banks are geared up to spend more on technology next year, according to a study conducted in September by U.S. audit and advisory firm KPMG.

VeriFone, a San Jose terminal maker, has announced a contract with a Polish cab company.

Research from Keynote Systems gives Chase the highest marks for mobile banking out of 15 banks.

Kony and Harland Financial Services are among the early fintech leaders throwing their support to Microsoft's new operating system.

BMO Harris Bank has extended its agreement with technology partner Fidelity National Information Services for five years.

Standard Chartered Bank in Singapore has introduced a set of credit and debit cards that embed a token to improve the security of online and mobile transactions.

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Visa is donating roughly $300,000 to the American Red Cross in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, which left most of New York City metropolitan area flooded and without power.

Teller check capture has lagged at small banks, but Iowa State hopes combining it with security will give it a lift.

A maker of semiconductors for the mobile industry has introduced a microcontroller for mobile payments.

MainStreet Bank in Fairfax, Va., has established an aircharity account to collect donations for recovery efforts from Hurricane Sandy.

Yaron Samid, founder and CEO of BillGuard, explains his company's analytics technology and how it discovers unwanted billing charges for consumers, as well as its work with the CFPB and with banks.

The New York startup is giving roughly 2.5 million Lemon Wallet users access to its transaction monitoring technology.

OpenWay, a payment processing company in Brussels, is offering a range of integrated online and mobile financial services and has its eyes on the North American market.

The popular mobile-phone game Angry Birds is once again helping a new payments product take flight, with the introduction of a Visa prepaid card with designs based on the game's theme.