BitPay, which processes payments in the decentralized digital currency Bitcoin, has integrated its platform with Amazon's fulfillment service, which ships goods for merchants that store their merchandise in Amazon's warehouses.

PayOne's lawsuit against Home Depot over its use of PayPal's point of sale payments technology is not the first legal battle PayOne has pursued with an entity tied to PayPal — and, the company says, it may not be the last.

PayOne is filing a lawsuit against Home Depot, claiming Home Depot’s use of in-store checkout technology from PayPal infringes on PayOne patents.

PALO ALTO, Calif. – Stanford FCU said this morning it is installing eight Diebold deposit automation-enabled Opteva ATMs at its four Stanford-campus branches and off-premise locations and incorporating the company’s Agilis Campaign Office solution to push targeted marketing content to its ATMs.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Golden 1 CU is one of the first financial institutions to integrate Fiserv’s Pomoney person-to-person payments service with the company’s Mobiliti mobile banking platform, allowing members to initiate P2P payments directly from their smartphones or tablets, the credit union giant announced this morning.

Fraudsters are deploying a new malicious software attack that steals card data from consumers by making them believe they are providing extra authentication when shopping online, Trusteer reports.

As WePay battles Square and other companies to grab small-business payments share, it's focusing on a narrow slice of the marketplace with a different flavor of mobile technology.

While BillMyParents was a catchy name for a teen-focused payments company, it didn't do much for its message of promoting financial responsibility. So for the third time in four years, the company changed its corporate name.

Noting a series of “self-inflicted” issues that have hampered the company's performance, VeriFone CEO Doug Bergeron promised a series of overhauls at the payments technology provider, including a renewed focus on research and development and better management of the resources dedicated to creating country-specific configurations of its products.

Teaching legislators how electronic payments work could help protect the industry from unwise regulation, according to speakers at the Southeast Acquirers Association annual conference.

PayPal and SoftBank Mobile are extending the PayPal Here mobile card reader to more than 2,700 SoftBank retail shops and small business sales networks across Japan.

"Shopping is boring," says ShopSavvy CEO John Boyd. His company is working with Capital One to turn the stale process of buying a product off the shelf into an eventful experience built around a mobile wallet.

Storefront payday lenders are making a combative new pitch to state lawmakers as they push for an expansion of short-term, high-cost lending in states across the country.

Aggregate credit card limits fell in the fourth quarter, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, while the percentage of people with at least one account in third-party collections reached a record.

BitPay, which processes payments for merchants in the decentralized digital currency Bitcoin, said Monday it recently secured capital from a group of investors that includes Ben Davenport, a software engineer at Facebook; A-Grade Investments, a venture-capital firm that includes Ashton Kutcher; and Trace Mayer, an entrepreneur and blogger.

Ginger Schmeltzer is Fiserv’s senior vice president of emerging payments. In a Q&A with PaymentsSource, the former SunTrust Bank executive discusses why banks must invest in digital channels and her view on the future of mobile wallets.

First Data is providing the technology that underpins Foursquare's recent enhancements to its deals service, which allows credit and debit card holders to link their accounts to Foursquare's social network.

MasterCard Inc. says it has secured a partnership with a mobile wallet provider in India that furthers its goal of serving cash-only segments with plastic and electronic payment alternatives.

A state regulatory body has issued a cease-and-desist order to Square Inc., claiming that the San Francisco-based company is handling payments in Illinois without a license in place to do so.

Spire Payments has purchased Thyron Payments Systems in a deal that will allow Spire to support chip-and-PIN and mobile payments alongside the new Spire payment terminals that are due to roll out in the second quarter.