If modified, the cybersecurity standards in New York State are a step in the right direction to protect banks and consumers.

Omnichannel commerce demands multiple layers of technology, and each layer adds a risk of latency and friction at time when payment companies can least afford it.

Fifth Third Bancorp in Cincinnati has named Aravind Immaneni chief operations and technology officer.

Disintermediation is so five years ago, according to Cross River Bank in New Jersey. It just raised $28 million from Silicon Valley. Now, it wants to enhance its compliance system so it can partner with "riskier" fintech startups and, effectively, enable the industry's so-called disruptors.

Payment security isn’t the highest priority for millions of consumers who increasingly use smartphones to buy games online, a new study suggests.

CorePlus Federal Credit Union in Norwich, Conn., has selected COCC as its new core processing provider.

Antony Jenkins, the former chief executive of Barclays, has formed a startup with the aim of offering API-driven, cloud-based core processing services to banks.

A new solution designed by credit union professionals could soon allow consumers to more easily change payment settings for purchase at retailers such as Amazon and Netflix.

Online lenders' struggle with fraud is driving them to join new networks designed to find links between fraudulent loan applications and signs of borrowers trying to obtain multiple loans simultaneously.

Similar to a bank system merger or migration, a blockchain core conversion project would likely take multiple years and cost tens, if not hundreds, of millions of dollars depending on the size of the bank.

No one was more surprised by this year’s winning entry in PSCU’s KnockOut competition than the champions themselves.

The founder and president of Anthemis Group gets an early look at all types of fintech innovation. She's noticed that, no matter how different the ideas are, there is one underlying commonality in this sector: it's lacking something profound. Here are some small changes that could make a big difference.

Open source development has joined blockchain technology in a bid to take a bite out of banks' long-standing control over the international payments market.

By establishing its e-commerce fraud prevention system as a "mobile first" platform, Forter worked to get a step ahead of a growing trend — that many new retailers accept only mobile payments through their apps.

CO-OP Financial Services will offer its online bill payment system in partnership with CUProdigy.

Recipients of the 2016 FinTech Forward awards discuss how evolving technology will reshape banking in the years ahead.

Hitachi Ltd. is introducing a system to protect people from being conned into transferring money from their bank accounts at automated teller machines.

Samsung sees banking as a long game, and Samsung Pay is its first move. As mobile banking grows, the Korean electronics company believes financial services is ripe with opportunity.

What matters is what the customer gets, not how they get it. Investing in digital distribution yields little unless banks are delivering the products and services that customers crave.

As cars' onboard computers get smarter, payments are coming along for the ride—but always taking a back seat to other features.