Can/Am’s Teller Payments and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 2/17/26

Can/Am Technologies Inc. has introduced Teller Payments, aimed at helping state, local, and education agencies process payments within Can/Am’s Teller Government Cashiering system. The processor Fiserv Inc. is supporting the service through its independent software vendor partner program.
Metropolitan Commercial Bank, based in New York City, is one of the first banks in the United States to completely move away from a mainframe system for automated clearing house transaction processing and on to a cloud platform, according to the new system’s vendor, Finzly Inc.
Medius, an accounts-payable automation provider, said it will work with payments platform Adyen NV to issue corporate expense cards across Europe that offer a cashback rewards program.
In related news, Mesh Payments said it will rely on Adyen to help expand Mesh’s area of operations throughout Europe while adding new clients. Mesh offers a travel and expense-management platform.
The Canada-based fitness company Nautilus Plus Inc. has contracted with Nuvei Corp. to process payments throughout Nautilus’s network of gyms and on its digital service, Ultime Fit.
Cryptocurrency platform Nexo Inc., which exited the U.S. market in early 2023, announced its return with plans for investment and credit products, as well as a loyalty program.
Mastercard Inc. will work with Cloudflare Inc. to create technology aimed at protecting small businesses and governments from cyber threats.

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