Bank technology

Fifth Third Processing Solutions LLC has agreed to supply automated teller machine and debit card transaction processing and other services to six credit unions.

Trusteer Ltd. said that the Zeus malware is shifting its focus from banks to payment companies.

The Seattle coffee chain on Wednesday said it has expanded its smartphone payment system to include about 6,800 company-operated stores after pilot testing the technology for more than a year.

The nascent discussion site Quora is already making its mark in financial services among banking companies that want to take online customer service beyond their own websites.

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Mortgage lenders of all sizes are expected to increase their technology spending by 15% this year, to $4.11 billion, according to a MORTECH LLC study.

Compliance with Payment Card Industry data security standards is a top concern among smaller merchants, but many remain unaware of the scope of their potential liability ...

Active military personnel exposed as part of credit union hack; medical servers hacked to facilitate playing of online game; arrests made in AT&T-iPad breach.

Mitek Systems Inc. said Tuesday that at least 10 new clients adopted its mobile check-capture software last quarter.

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The payment services company Merchant Link LLC and the point of sale terminal maker Pax Technology Ltd. have signed agreements to use Voltage Security Inc.'s SecureData encryption service.

Verifi Inc., which provides risk management services for card-not-present merchants, has formed a partnership with Demandware Inc. to provide online merchants with fraud-prevention and risk management services.

MasterCard Inc. has hired an executive who has been integral in the French wireless carrier Orange's rollout of mobile payments services, according to an online report by NFC Times.

Banks are still juggling how best to use social media to communicate to customers — especially when other systems go down.

Banks are still juggling how best to use social media to communicate to customers — especially when other systems go down.

Lending Club Corp.'s new partnerships show that its model, wherein borrowers seek loans funded by individuals rather than financial institutions, can be a consumer's first choice rather than a last resort.

VeriFone Systems confirmed in a regulatory filing Wednesday that it plans to divest Hypercom's U.S. business after buying its rival terminal maker.

Some personal financial management providers say their site designs draw influence from games, but a start-up called Payoff.com is taking this concept to the next level.

As payments executives debate which approach to mobile payments will win out, Bank of America is showing greater commitment to a system based on Visa's specifications.

Owner of gas station suspected of filling up coffer using card skimmers; was the Nigerian email scam a template for Goldman's Facebook pitch?; and more.