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US company Ziroca to use Payza Gateway credit card processing solution
US merchant services provider Ziroca has announced a partnership with London-based Payza, an online payments technology platform, in order to use its Payza Gateway credit card processing solution.
WEX extends multi-year private label card agreement with Phillips 66
WEX, a corporate payment solutions provider, has signed a multi-year extension to provide private label and universal fleet card services for energy company Phillips 66.
Mobile cheque deposits cross one-million mark in Canada in one year: NCR
The mobile remote deposit capture (RDC) technology has accounted for over 1,000,000 cheque deposits using mobile devices in Canada in a year after the authorities approved the cheque image rule, reported NCR.
Bank of Punjab partners with MasterCard to launch social security program
Pakistans Bank of Punjab has teamed up with MasterCard to launch Social Security Program to offer citizens streamlined access to disbursement, subsidy and assistance programs.
Cubed signs agreement to acquire online payments company WikiTechnologies
Cubed, a developer of Get CUBED mobile-first platform, has signed a Share Exchange Agreement with WikiTechnologies to acquire all of the issued and outstanding common stock of Wiki.
Bank of America launches chip technology on consumer credit cards
Bank of America has started rolling out chip technology on many of its consumer credit cards to increase acceptance and security of the cards for international travelers.
Intuit acquires bill payments firm Check for $360m
American software company Intuit has agreed to acquire mobile payments firm Check in a deal worth $360m, signing a definitive agreement with the company.
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TSYS extends payment processing agreement with Canadian Tire FS
US-based payment processor TSYS and Canadian Tire’s unit Canadian Tire Financial Services have extended their exclusive agreement aimed at processing and other payment card services.
The “middleman” central to the future of payments
One of the greatest impacts of technology on the financial world has been to empower individuals to complete tasks on their own that they may have previously needed a third party.