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Metro Picks nFinia and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/30/26 

  • Metro Credit Union will install the nFinia Digital Banking Platform from banking and payments technology provider Tyfone Inc., citing a need for faster-payments and open-banking capabilities.
  • Governments are finding that while they can create digital payment services getting people to use them is another story. 78% of agencies are now offering such services, but just 49.5% of transactions on average are done digitally, according to a report from PayIt LLC, a payments service for state and local governments.
  • EPayPolicy, a payments platform for insurance products, is working with NIC Premium Finance to allow insurance brokers and agencies to offer payment options and plans at checkout for customers who pay online.
  • Xplor Technologies, an embedded-payments provider for the fitness and recreation industries, said it has closed on its merger with Clubessential Holdings. Randy Eckels, formerly chief executive of Clubessential, now serves as CEO of Xplor, which with the close of the merger processes more than $47 billion in annual payments for more than 130,000 businesses in 72 countries.
  • Visa Inc. said it will work with Street Soccer USA and Bank of America to create parks out of vacant lots in all 11 U.S. cities hosting the FIFA World Cup 26, set for June 11 to July 19.
  • Jopari Solutions Inc., a billing and payments technology platform, said it is partnering with Zelis Healthcare LLC, a developer of health-care technology, to support medical payments to providers.
  • Klarna AB said it will offer various installment-payment options to guests booking through park operator Europarcs to attend parks in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Austria.
  • Weave Communications Inc., a payments provider for the health-care industry, appointed Ryan Dubin and Edward Robson to its board of directors. Dubin is a director at Engine Capital. Robson is founder and chief investment officer at 2717 Partners.

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