virtual banking

Credit Unions Well-Positioned to Lead in Technology Innovation

By Tom Bryan | May 9, 2013

This Opinion piece looks at how smaller may be better when it comes to financial institutions and the ability to deploy cutting-edge technology.
BECU Offers Members Virtual Interaction

By Natasha Chilingerian | July 16, 2012

BECU’s member account lockouts once caused frustrations and numerous dial-ins to the credit union’s call center.
ZashPay Absorbed by Popmoney

By Marc Rapport | March 11, 2012

The ZashPay person-to-person payment network launched by Fiserv Inc. in 2009 will be absorbed by the Popmoney network that Fiserv bought last year with its acquisition of CashEdge.
Fiserv Melds P2P Services ZashPay, Popmoney

By Marc Rapport | February 29, 2012

Fiserv Inc. is combining the ZashPay P2P network it launched in 2009 with the Popmoney network that came with its acquisition of CashEdge last year.
BECU Temporarily Drops Android, BlackBerry Support

By Marc Rapport | December 20, 2011

Vendor switch forces move to mobile browser Web banking while new apps built; iPhone app already in place.
Bank Transfer Day: Technologists Say Thousands Already Switching

By Marc Rapport | October 21, 2011

"Switch kits" get a workout as disaffected bank customers move on in, many from Bank of America.
Make it Stop!

By Russell J. White | September 16, 2011

As the speed of change quickens, do you find yourself stepping on the gas or stepping on the brakes?
GTEFCU Gets More Mobile

By Marc Rapport | August 22, 2011

Tampa CU adds RDC, P2P and more bill pay functionality.
On-Site Coverage: Social Technologies, Shopping and P2P Dominate Confab

By Marc Rapport | May 16, 2011

SAN FRANCISCO — The biggest players in financial services technology right now might be Google and Facebook. That’s what it felt like at times at the Finovate Spring 2011 showcase last week at the San Francisco Design Center Concourse.
Person-to-Person Offerings Proliferate, Extend Service, Protect Turf

By Claude R. Marx | June 2, 2010

BECU went live on March 20 with person-to-person payments and since then has moved approximately $700,000 for about 5,000 newly enrolled users.