Quadpay in Vyze Deal and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 8/31/20

Point-of-sale credit provider Quadpay Inc. said it is working with Mastercard Vyze, the card brand’s alternative financing platform, to make buy-now-pay-later options available to more merchants and consumers.
Noting the increasing popularity in Canada of Square Inc.’s Cash App and PayPal Holdings Inc.’s Venmo app in the face of that country’s Interac bank-to-bank transfer network, Vancouver, British Columbia-based Mogo Inc. announced its finance app will add a peer-to-peer payment service in the first quarter next year.
The city of Rockville, Md., is the latest municipality to adopt mobile-parking payments from ParkMobile. The app will be available at more than 500 on-street, metered spaces in the city, which is replacing MobileNOW!, a rival mobile service that shut down in May.
In related news, ParkMobile rival Passport Parking said the town of New Bedford, Mass., is launching its app for more than 1,400 on- and off-street parking spaces.
Repay Holdings Corp. announced it is working with CU*Answers, a credit union service organization, to provide integrated card processing and automated clearing house services for credit unions.
Payments provider Usio Inc. said Ernesto Beyer joined its board of directors. Beyer currently is the Latin American market manager of Xcoal Energy & Resources, a global coal marketing and logistics company.

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