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Seven years ago, the armored truck company Brink's began adding payments features to its product list. It's one of the many unlikely candidates making a name for itself in the payments world.
February 4 -
ATM and branch locator apps can serve a valuable purpose for consumers seeking cash in unfamiliar territory, but there are many hurdles to keeping their data current and the machines properly branded.
February 3 -
With credit and debit cards facing growing price and competitive pressures -- as well as the potential for increasing fraud costs from data breaches -- credit unions cannot afford to leave their payments programs on autopilot anymore.
February 3 -
Consumers in December filed 1,254 complaints with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau against a total of 383 debt collectors. The status of the complaints include 1,246 with timely responses.
February 3 -
Monitise PLC has boosted its Mobile Money service throughout Europe and the Middle East with the acquisition of a Turkish mobile technology company.
February 3 -
The likes of Apple and Amazon are becoming bigger threats to incumbent payments companies, but MasterCard CEO Ajay Banga says his company views these players as potential allies.
February 3 -
Five years ago, Starbucks was primarily a coffee company. Today, it's a pioneer in mobile payments technology with a significant portion of its U.S. transactions made using its smartphone app. And according to the company's CEO, this is only the beginning.
January 31 -
Clinkle, the well-funded mobile payments startup staffed by former executives of PayPal, Netflix and other e-commerce companies, appears to have had data leaked from its person-to-person payments app, exposing personal information and photos of some of the company's employees.
January 31 -
Acquirers could find themselves looking a lot like marketing firms in the near future.
January 31 -
The likes of Apple and Amazon are becoming bigger threats to incumbent payments companies, but MasterCard CEO Ajay Banga says his company views these players as potential allies.
January 31 -
A professor is suing the payments company Square over charges that he was shut out of the startup he says he helped create.
January 31 -
If the recent holiday shopping season is any indication, consumers may be setting aside their caution with credit card spending and are back to consuming through debt.
January 31 -
Payline Data wants to add smaller businesses to its roster of merchant services clients, and figures "no swipe" mobile payments is good way to get in the door.
January 31 -
Online payment provider Acculynk is offering online merchants a real-time service to make payments directly to the debit card account of small businesses or individuals.
January 30 -
Amazon.com is developing a person-to-person payments system that would compete against the likes of PayPal, according to a job listing on the e-commerce company's website.
January 30 -
Credit unions cannot afford to wait on EMV, according to a panel of cards experts.
January 30 -
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is changing his responsibilities to place a greater emphasis on mobile payments and other digital initiatives.
January 29 -
Starbucks CFO Troy Alstead has been promoted to become the company's chief operating officer, a new position, in a move meant to place more emphasis on the coffee company's digital and mobile plans.
January 29 -
Ribbon is extending its payments services beyond merchant acceptance to include person-to-person payments.
January 29 -
Oberthur Technologies is offering its MoreMagic mobile wallet technology to the unbanked population of Myanmar through the country's Myanmar Mobile Money Co. Ltd.
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