Bank technology

Conestoga, a Philadelphia-area bank, is hoping higher-end video setups will facilitate more complex transactions and consultations.

Wyatt, who ran enterprise software at Motorola, will lead the Internet, mobile and ATM tech teams.

Smartleaf software will let the bank offer third-party research to customers.

Xoreax software "grid-enables" Microsoft Windows applications.

British company provides a mobile phone app and reader that works with most devices.

The PayPal Prepaid MasterCard will be sold at 5,500 7-Eleven stores by the end of the year.

Presidio Bank in San Francisco will offer IronKey Trusted Access to help protect its customers from identity theft, online account takeover and payments fraud.

The U.S. Bancorp subsidiary intends to use the software to secure customer data en route to and from merchants.

CEO Bill Barhydt shares recent moves and future plans for the low-cost international payment system, which lets people send money through text messages.

Latest version of Flexcube software includes expanded support for sales and self-service in the online, mobile, ATM and branch channels.

Though ZooZ is now the exclusive payment option for merchants using the mobile commerce platform provider MobiCart, this week’s agreement linking the two tech companies is, paradoxically, about providing access to as many payment options as possible.

The bank hopes to find the right formula to attract the best customers and to deepen relationships with ones it already has.

The malware strain is targeting all major credit card company websites and tricks cardholders into sharing account information.

Google announced revisions to its mobile wallet that make it a more palatable choice for the sale of digital goods.

FalconStor, a Long Island, N.Y., software company, will pay $5.8 million in criminal and civil penalties to resolve U.S. probes over an alleged conspiracy to pay bribes to executives at JPMorgan Chase.

Capital One Financial (COF) has chosen a site outside of Richmond, Va., as the home for its new $150 million data center.

An Aite Group analyst proposes an alternative to the Net Promoter Score.

Wells Fargo has begun rolling out mobile remote deposit in select markets and plans to offer the service nationwide by the end of this year, according to a news report.

JPMorgan Chase (JPM) announced Wednesday that it has begun supplying retailers and other merchants with new payments terminals that can accept payments from smartphones and cards embedded with computer chips as well as traditional debit and credit cards.

uGenius Technology announced Tuesday that it launched a video banking platform designed to be connected to a large screen for customers seated around a table, rather than standing at a kiosk.