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- According to a Fiserv Inc. 8-K filing, another c-suite executive is leaving the payment processor. Dhivya Suryadevara, who joined Fiserv in August 2025 as president, resigned effective July 7. Suryadevara will continue as a non-executive officer until July 31. Fiserv did not say why she was leaving. Fiserv gained a new chief executive, Takis Georgakopoulos, in June when Michael Lyons left to take a role at Truist Financial Corp.
- PAR Technology Corp. announced Gold Star Chili has adopted PAR Ordering and PAR Pay at its restaurants, which also use PAR Hardware and PAR POS, according to PAR. Gold Star operates 55 locations.
- Webster First Federal Credit Union launched a peer-to-peer payment service based on Jack Henry & Associates Inc.’s Payrailz platform. The service requires the recipient’s name and mobile-phone number.
- Klarna AB said it will support payments for Flix, an operations manager for transportation companies, in 21 markets, including the U.S. The move follows on the heels of Klarna’s agreement to offer buy now, pay later options to passengers booking Southwest Airlines flights.
- Some 26% of consumers say they currently pay to use AI technology, while another 54% indicate they would not pay to use AI, according to a June survey of 1,008 U.S. citizens by Howdy.com, a staffing and personnel agency.
- Payhawk, a spend-management provider, announced it has passed $100 million in average recurring revenue following a two-year project to restructure its operations with autonomous AI agents.
- Insurance payments specialist One Inc said MBA Insurance, a subsidiary of Brown & Brown Inc., will use One Inc’s PremiumPay service.
- Cryptocurrency app Bitget Wallet, launched eight years ago, has surpassed 100 million users worldwide, Bitget said, adding that daily payment users outnumber traders for the first time in the wallet’s history.
- Chipotle Mexican Grill said its investment fund, Cultivate Next, has invested in six companies, including PopID, a digital identity, payments, and guest services provider.
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