As merchant acceptance multiplies, credit unions can get ahead of the curve by offering contactless card and digital wallet options to their members.

Digital payment technologies have radically changed consumer purchasing habits. By adding digital payments capabilities to their credit and debit card programs, financial institutions can stay relevant and retain their trusted relationships with consumers as the payments landscape evolves.

Share growth continued to lag loan growth, which put further liquidity pressure on the industry.

The next big thing in wave-and-pay is here, and credit union adoption is surging as major issuers deploy the NFC plastic.

One-second transactions, growing adoption, and keeping up with the competition are why credit unions need to get ready to go contactless.

Credit unions across the country are meeting members where they want to bank, but are digital payment options really that important? The proof is in the performance.

Five can't-miss data points this week on CreditUnions.com.

At one California cooperative, members and payments technology are one and the same.

Members at UWCU and First Tech are digging the digital disbursements available through the big banks’ P2P play.

The Fed says it wants to gather more comment regarding same-day ACH payments, tapping the brakes on a process that began in 2016. But credit unions have other real-time options.