The Twitter account @NeedADebitCard shames people who post photos of their debit cards online — but as anti-fraud systems advance, how much danger is there from these photos?

Two credit union vendors have teamed up to make a $10,000 donation to Children's Miracle Network in honor of Virginia CU, which won the FIS/Unisys FIRST Award for 2012.

Lender Processing Services has acquired LendingSpace, a provider of mortgage loan origination software solutions.

Retailing giant Wal-Mart may be pulling American Express prepaid cards from its shelves due to poor sales, according to an analyst report from Jefferies & Co.

Private-label credit card portfolios haven't looked so healthy in years, at least in terms of credit quality.

Mobile devices can be used to add a second factor of authentication for bank accounts, but they can also be an easy factor for fraudsters to misuse.

"A burglar cannot rob 300 homes in one night, but a cybercriminal can attack 300 mobile devices at a time," said Dr. Markus Jakobsson, principal scientist, consumer security at PayPal.

Consumer delinquencies in the first quarter of this year improved in 10 of 11 categories - including bank cards, personal loans and auto loans - but the trend may slow through the rest of the year, the American Bankers Association reported Tuesday.

U.S. Bank will pay $55 million to settle overdraft litigation against it, according to a filing in Southern Florida U.S. District Court.

Citigroup is testing new mobile payment features with its U.S. commercial cardholders in anticipation of a global rollout.

SHARON, Mass. – Sharon CU will be testing a new iPad app for Vertifi Software’s popular DeposZip remote deposit capture solution later this summer.

Nearly all smartphone users in Sweden will soon have access to a mobile payment service called MyWallet if their phones support it.

Capital Bank of Rockville, Md., said it chose Fiserv's Premier core, as well as the vendor's credit card management, electronic bill pay, person-to-person payments and other services.

Deutsche Telekom AG's announcement July 2 of a mobile payments partnership with MasterCard highlights the opportunities for issuers in mobile wallets being developed worldwide, including in the U.S.

Banks today struggle to make money from electronic person-to-person payments, but some have a more distant goal in sight: they are counting on P2P as the foundation of mobile payments.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – PSCU said this morning several of its credit union customers will be the first financial institutions in the U.S. to deploy VISA prepaid chip-based EMV cards later this summer, with another dozen credit unions to follow in the fall.

Regulators are cracking down on payday loans, and that could give banks an unprecedented edge in the business.

WASHINGTON — As the federal government begins to take a closer look at the regulation of mobile payments, the first signs of a split within the payments industry are emerging.

When Joe Randazza first began filing National Payment Card Association patents seven years ago for decoupled debit products and processes, he admits he "didn't have the vision to foresee a future with smartphones."

American Express plans to begin issuing secure chip cards in the U.S. this year, and it has released a timeline for merchants to follow in accepting those cards. Like every other network's roadmap, Amex sticks closely to the plan Visa announced last August.