- Oracle Corp. launched Oracle Health Payments, which the company says combines gateway routing, processing, and acquiring in a single contract for health-care providers. Capabilities include tap-to-pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay.
- Visa Inc. said it is collaborating with Analytic Partners to enable a data-analytics service for merchants.
- The fintech Pivot Payables Inc. said corporate card members of American Express Inc. can generate virtual cards through PivotLynx, a platform from Pivot, through a new integration between the companies.
- The pharmacy chain Rite Aid will offer a pay-in-4 buy now, pay later option through an integration with the payments platform Klarna AB.
- Walmart Business, a unit of the giant retail chain, said customers can now access Clover, the point-of-sale technology platform from Fiserv Inc.
- Fintech SoFi Technologies Inc. said it will offer new payments services to commercial clients through its alliance with Galileo Financial Technologies and its Cyberbank Core, a cloud-based platform.
- EQ Bank, a unit of Canada-based Challenger Bank, has adopted a generative AI-based fraud-and-risk detection platform from DataVisor.
- Discover Financial Services announced it has reached its goal of filling 1,000 jobs in the Chatham neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago. The jobs are at a Discover Customer Care Center.
- Payments provider Adyen NV is launching a tap-to-pay on iPhone capability with Tide, a United Kingdom-based fintech. The feature, which enables contactless transactions on an iPhone with no other equipment, is being marketed to all merchants using Tide’s services.
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