INDIANAPOLIS – Eli Lilly FCU has implemented the Q2platform, which the company said will provide the credit union’s members with a unified experience across all channels and consolidating reporting.

QUEENS, N.Y. – Melrose CU has purchased StrikeForce's ProtectID Two-Factor Out-of-Band authentication technology to protect its corporate network and meet regulatory compliance.

The team behind Bump Technologies has become a part of Google, a move that could potentially combine both companies' payments initiatives.

TD Bank Group acquired half of CIBC's Aerogold card portfolio mainly to provide more card services for its customers and solidify its position as the top issuer in Canada, TD Bank CEO Ed Clark told investors Sept. 16 during a conference call.

The latest revelations about the National Security Agency confirmed what many in the payments industry had long suspected: the agency is watching electronic transactions along with communications.

Consumers in the U.K. using Barclays' Pingit mobile app will now have the option to use it for online purchases.

Consumers who primarily use cash for transactions can now initiate domestic and international online money transfers through Ukash Money Transfer.

Fiserv has launched a program to help banks deal with the implications of new requirements from the Internal Revenue Service.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce agreed to sell about half its Aerogold Visa credit-card portfolio to Toronto-Dominion Bank, which is preparing to start its own Aeroplan rewards card in January.

Kiind, a business-to-business rewards startup, is the latest to offer a gift card platform in which senders don't pay for the gift until the recipient uses it.

When Shae Whitney was selling bitters at farmer's markets for a year and a half, she used Square's mobile card reader to accept payments. But when she opened a retail location with her partner in June, she switched to Groupon's iPad-based point of sale system, Breadcrumb.

Infobip is planning to grow its mobile payments and consulting business in the U.S., betting the robust consumer adoption of mobile technology will create a substantial opportunity for carrier billing.

BOULDER, Colo. – After having to close its 10-branch network Thursday and Friday due to heavy rain and flooding here, $1.3-billion Elevations Credit Union planned to reopen on Saturday.

There has been an avalanche of new mobile technology in just the past few weeks. The iPhone 5s, Samsung Galaxy Gear and Google Moto X bring with them a wide range of new systems for payments — and companies like PayPal and Fiserv are making noise with new products of their own.

The developers who have an early look at Apple's new iOS7 operating system have found it supports the use of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), a wireless technology that some consider a longer-range alternative to Near Field Communication (NFC).

As banks desperately try to lower their risk at the point of sale, a San Jose startup is working to create a device ID and authentication scheme that it hopes will eventually reduce fraud.

PayPal, following a highly publicized clash with a crowdfunded company, is putting crowdfunding under a microscope to avoid compliance and security risk.

QUEENS, N.Y. – Melrose CU has deployed CO-OP Financial Services’ Next Gen ATMs, which support both traditional ATM transactions and shared branching.

Payment processor Cynergy is getting into the mobile point of sale game, hoping its existing mix of merchant services and mobile technology will capture attention in a crowded market.

MCX, a retailer-driven mobile commerce initiative, is being steadily built upon retailers' desire to control their own customer data and possibly lessen the sting of, or bypass totally, card payment interchange fees. But it must still deliver two key things: a brand and a product.