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- Feedzai, a U.S. fraud-detection and -prevention company, will offer its services in Latin America through a partnership with Dock, a payments provider specializing in services for that region.
- TreviPay, a U.S.-based business-to-business payments provider operating in 32 countries, introduced a service to support cases where buyers ask to be invoiced in currencies different from those paid to merchants.
- The Brussels-based global financial-messaging platform Swift said 89% of cross-border payments on its system are now processed within an hour, surpassing a G20 goal of 75% by 2027.
- The Taco Bell chain of restaurants is planning to accept digital payments only, according to reporting by CNN, which refers to an announcement the chain’s parent made in an earnings call earlier this month. Payments would be processed via the chain’s Web site, mobile app, or in-store kiosk. The company did not announce a timeline for the move. Taco Bell, which operates more than 7,800 stores in the U.S. market, is owned by Yum Brands, which also operates Pizza Hut and KFC.
- Origami Risk, a technology provider to the insurance industry, has agreed to integrate ClaimsPay, a digital-payments service from One Inc. The integration will enable insurers to make claims payments via platforms such as Venmo and PayPal.
- A new company called BizGift has introduced gift cards that double as business cards.
- RDE Inc., which owns Restaurant.com, has agreed to acquire CardCash.com, a platform for gift cards. Terms were not announced.
- Check Point Software, a global vendor of cybersecurity technology, has agreed to use Verifone Inc.’s 2Checkout platform to support sales by Check Point’s training-certifications unit. Verifone acquired 2Checkout in 2020.
- Payments-technology provider Thales launched payShield Cloud HSM, a security service aimed at supporting merchant adoption of cloud-based payments.
- Beyond, a platform for vacation-rental managers and owners, launched a payment-processing service called Tally.
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