- U.S.-based digital banking and payments platform i2c Inc. said it will work with Beyon Money Business, a banking-technology provider, to launch a corporate expense card program for small and mid-size companies, first in Bahrain and later more widely.
- Ackroo Inc., a point-of-sale technology provider and gift card platform, announced revenue for the June quarter rose 1% year-over-year to $1.63 million. For the first half of the year, revenue dropped 7%, to $3.18 million.
- France-based point-of-sale terminal maker Ingenico announced it has appointed Anushka Weeratunga as its regional managing director for the Asia-Pacific region. The company also appointed him as a member of its executive committee. Ingenico claims more than 40 million payment devices in service worldwide.
- Hyosung TNS Inc., parent of Hyosung Americas in Texas, named Bryan Choi chief executive of the ATM manufacturer. He had worked at Samsung Electronics prior.
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