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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.–IDT911 has been selected by Allied Solutions to offer its financial customers access to IDT911 data breach and identity fraud mitigation and recovery services.

JACKSON, N.J.–The former chairman of Helping Other People Excel (HOPE) Federal Credit Union here has been indicted as part of an alleged bribery scheme that involved a bitcoin exchange owned by an Israeli man who has also been linked to cyber-attacks on JPMorgan Chase & Co., among others.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.–In conjunction with its official launch as a newly combined trade association, the Heartland CU Association has unveiled a new brand identity.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–Xtend, Inc. announced the successful launch of its first set of mobile coupon apps along with its partners at Colorado-based Relevant Solutions.

WASHINGTON–A court has ruled against former Fannie Mae CEO Daniel Mudd in his effort to have dismissed a lawsuit filed by the SEC that accuses him of concealing the mortgage finance agency's exposure to risky loans in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.

RALEIGH, N.C.–In the first few weeks after rolling out mobile payments for its debit and credit card holders, State Employees’ Credit Union is reporting that nearly 14,000 active tokens for credit union cards have been issued, with more than 54,000 transactions processed amounting to $344,000 in total sales.

ATLANTA--VSoft Corporation, a global provider of information and technology solutions for financial institutions, said that Corporate America Credit Union has selected its core processing platform, CoreSoft, which will provide functionality, flexibility and operational performance to better serve its membership.

LAKE JACKSON, Texas–TDECU has appointed three Advisory Board Directors to act as strategic resources for the organization. 

MUSKEGO, Wis. – Interlutions has launched its first product, I-Care, which is designed to help credit unions manage the challenges of providing healthcare, including sustainable coverage for CUs with 50 or more covered employees. 

WASHINGTON–During GAC here, CUNA presented Credit Unions for Kids with a symbolic check for $150 million.