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- Boston-based OneView Commerce announced that Australia Post signed a multiyear software-as-a-service agreement to use OneView’s Cloud POS service.
- Payments provider Merchant e-Solutions released an updated version of its payment-acceptance extension for the Magento e-commerce platform.
- Payouts company Transpay said outbound payments from the United States to other nations increased 93% in the first quarter of 2018 from the same quarter a year ago.
- Parking payment provider Passport Inc. said apps it developed for parking and transit services in the Chicago area have been used more than 40 million times in the past five years to pay for parking.
- Groundwork, a youth-sports payments company, announced the Rawlings Tigers youth baseball club will use its services.
- Online finance company Affirm Inc. said it now offers no-interest payment options for purchases of all sizes. Affirm works with more than 1,200 merchants currently and expects to add more, especially in the fashion and apparel segments.
- Processor Elavon said its Safe-T Link with P2PE Protect service received point-to-point encryption certification from the PCI Security Standards Council.
- NCR Corp. will close two Georgia factories and one in Beijing, China, to streamline manufacturing, theAtlanta Business Chronicle reported. NCR will outsource the manufacturing of ATMs and self-service checkout systems now done in Georgia to contract manufacturer Jabil Inc., which has produced various components for NCR for nearly 10 years. The closures will affect 360 full-time workers and possibly another 679 contract workers.
- Co-Op Financial Services named Jim Hanisch as president of the Co-Op Network. Hanisch joined the credit-union services company in 2000 and has been the chief operating officer since April 2017.
- Payments provider Pinpoint Intelligence hired Marvin Napuli as senior vice president of sales. Among Napuli’s career highlights are stints at PowerPay and Merchant Focus.
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