Interac Corp.
"Interac has created a central scoring process that enables our system to rate every transaction for risk in real time. When the fraud services are used on the RTR, fraud checks on each transaction can be conducted within seconds. Our system assigns every transaction a risk score, risk rating, reason codes and separate scores for account takeover risk and scam risk. This data gets sent to the FIs involved. Central fraud scoring is one pillar in a four-pillar anti-fraud capability..."
Business Wire
"Digital Commerce Bank proudly announces the launch of Interac e-Transfer® Cards as the first bank to bring this new and innovative product to market, allowing Canadians to bring creativity, personality, and meaning to the simple act of sending money. Integration of this new feature into web or mobile-based products is simple using DCBank’s APIs, online banking portal or digital wallets."
Interac
"Interac announced that Staples Canada has come on board as the first national merchant for its new Canadian e-commerce payment solution, KONEK™. KONEK enables consumers to select their preferred payment option from their eligible financial institution accounts when making purchases online. It is delivered by Interac in collaboration with Canada’s leading financial institutions. BMO, National Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Canada, Scotiabank and TD Canada Trust customers will be the first to access this e-commerce solution."
Interac
"Smooth Commerce, a leading provider of white-label digital ordering, loyalty, and engagement solutions for quick-service and fast-casual restaurant chains, hotels, and other hospitality and foodservice businesses, now offers Interac® Debit for In-App and In-Browser payments through Apple Pay and Google Pay."
The Logic
"Interac is preparing to start charging all financial institutions a flat fee for Interac e-transfers, amid scrutiny of its pricing model from the Competition Bureau and the House of Commons, The Logic has learned. The planned move would be a reversal of its current practices. Interac charges banks and credit unions between six and 43 cents for every e-transfer based on the volume they send, one source with direct knowledge of the matter confirmed."
Interac
"Interac Corp. announced it has entered into a strategic transaction to acquire the exclusive Canadian rights to use Toronto-based Vouchr Ltd. engagement platform which enables users to send and receive personalized multi-media notifications along with their money transfers."
Interac
"Interac Corp. announced that it has broadened access to additional types of financial institutions for participation in the Interac e-Transfer® service. Wealthsimple, a leading Canadian provider of digital financial services, has received provisional approval to join the Interac e-Transfer service as a participant."