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- Chase emailed its cardholders Friday that it will soon offer Paze, a new online checkout service from Early Warning Services LLC, and that eligible Chase credit and debit cards will be linked to Paze. The bank will notify cardholders when Paze is ready for use. Chase also provided the option to opt out of the Paze linking via its Secure Message Center or by calling.
- Cogitate, a policy, billing, and claim applications provider for insurers, said it has integrated One Inc’s digital payment processing into its DigitalEdge Insurance Platform.
- Practice by Numbers, a provider of software for dental practices, launched a payments platform for the same market, including a line of point-of-sale terminals.
- A mobile app called Estu, aimed at college students, has emerged offering access to offers and payments capability. Supported features include peer-to-peer transfers and contactless payments through Apple Pay. Evolve Bank & Trust provides banking services.
- Paystand Inc., an 11-year-old blockchain-based payments provider headquartered in California, said it is expanding full service into Canada following its entry there on a limited basis in 2018.
- Agree.com, a startup platform for handling formal agreements from signing to fulfillment of payment, has raised $3 million in a pre-seed round led by Better Tomorrow Ventures.
- Don Layden, former executive vice president of the banking, payments, and network group at NCR Corp., has joined the board of directors at Clip Money Inc., a self-service deposit network.
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