Bottomline Acquires Nexus Systems And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 9/14/22

Payments-technology provide Bottomline announced it has acquired Nexus Systems, a vendor of payments-automation software the real-estate and property-management sector. Terms were not disclosed.
Payments provider Stax launched Stax Bill, a service that provides automated billing software. It had been known as Fusebill, a company that Stax acquired in 2021.
Loyalty network Engage People said it partnered with FreedomPay to reach more retailer brick-and-mortar locations.
Cubic Corp. said the Salem Area Mass Transit District is equipping its 27 bus routes in the Salem-Keizer, Oregon, area with its Umo fare collection system.
Payment platform Dwolla said it added MX Technologies Inc., an open banking services provider, to its roster of Secure Exchange partners. In July, Dwolla launched Secure Exchange, a tokenized connectivity service.
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts introduced a mobile-tipping facility that allows guests to scan a QR code that is unique to each server or employee. The technology was developed by cashless-tipping provider Bene.
Fuel-savings platform GasBuddy introduced its Card Linked Offers program, which it says allows users to earn free gasoline on in-store purchases at pump-equipped merchants. The offers are linked to a credit card carried by the consumer following an opt-in with GasBuddy.

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