Mobile banking company MShift Inc. has filed a federal lawsuit against Digital Insight and one of its customers, a Louisiana bank, charging them with infringing on an MShift patent.
The suit accuses Digital Insight and Community Trust Bank and its owner, Community Trust Financial Corp. of Ruston, La., of infringing on MShift's patent for the fundamental linking technology between mobile devices and online banking networks.
The action, filed in federal court in the Northern District of California, said Digital Insight and Community Trust is infringing on MShift's "881 patent," described as a "system for converting wireless communications for a mobile device."
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