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Deloitte’s Forecast for APP Fraud and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/10/25

  • Advisory firm Deloitte issued a report that forecasts authorized push payment fraud in the United States could conservatively swell to $12.4 billion in losses or more aggressively to $18.2 billion by 2028 from the 2024 tally of $8.3 billion.
  • Payroc World Access LLC has closed on its acquisition of BlueSnap Inc., a payments-orchestration and accounts-receivable specialist. The deal, terms of which were not disclosed, was announced in July.
  • Duranta Inc., a software developer specializing in the landscaping business, launched a feature that embeds payment links in customer invoices. The links include payments by credit and debit cards as well as other methods.
  • KeyBank has chosen MediStreams LLC, a payments platform for health care, to in an effort to aid client health-care firms speed payment processing. The service will be offered under the KeyBank brand.
  • Factor4 LLC said it has added kiosk-based availability for its gift card technology, which allows consumers to buy gift cards as well as check card balances without staff help.
  • Data-analytics firm Yodlee Inc. said its Yodlee Credit LLC unit has finished the process needed to become a Consumer Reporting Agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
  • Bill Bowles has been named chief executive of SmartMoving Software LLC, succeeding Tobe Thompson, who is assuming a full-time board role. Bowles has been serving as the company’s chief financial officer and chief operating officer. SmartMoving provides payments and business-management software for moving companies.
  • The Independent Community Bankers of America promoted Wayne Miller to executive vice president and chief innovation officer. Miller joined ICBA in 2022.

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