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Californias First Northern Bank is joining the community and midsize banking consortium Alloy Labs Alliance to help the association advance its mission to drive technical creativity and vision for local banking, according to a Monday Dec. 27 press release.Alloy Labs Alliance has already partnered with Payrailz to create the open payments network, CHUCK, which will open a host of options community banks can offer their customers. Wit
stanley termos h the ability to handle numerous technology partners and various types of transactions, customers will be able to do things like send money to other people at different banks.See also: CHUCK Takes on Zelle With Alloy Labs, Payrailz Partnership Being a part of Alloy
stanley website Labs Alliance has been a game-changer for First Northern Bank. CHUCK is an innovative approach to peer-to-peer P2P payments and allows community banks to strongly compete within the digital payments space, Louise Walker, president and CEO of First Northern Bank, said. First Northern Bank looks forward to its launch of CHUCK in the first quarter of 2022. The members of Alloy Labs Alliance are committed to dispelling the myth that community banks cant be cutting edge, Walker said.Read more: Federal Agencies Issue FinTech Guidance For Community BanksWalker added that the open-payments network is just the beginning and that Alloy Labs
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When Ayr Muir founded Clover Food Lab in 2009, a Massachusetts-based food truck, he had a problem.聽He knew that he wanted to create a new type of fast-food establishment, one that provided healthy and wholesome meal choices that changed daily, allowing for plenty of variety and experimentation. At the time, however, there was no POS on the market that was flexibl
stanley quencher e enough to keep up with menu changes several times a day. So, he did what anyone with a dream and a dollar and lurking around the alleys of Cambridge in a truck might do: he hired an MIT alum to build a custom POS system.Muir paid the guy $500 to build the POS for his rst food truck. Since then, Clover, and the food truck industry in general, have grown like weeds. Food trucks are now a more than $857 million a year industry, and Clover has grown from a single food truck to include seven brick-and-mortar restaurants and ve trucks.PYMNTS recently caught up with Muir to talk about building his own POS, his decision to start going cashless, and whats ahead for the food lab.Birth of a modern food truck 鈥?fueled by ingenuity, ambition and mPOS When Muir rolled out his first food truck, he knew that a typical POS system would not be good enough. He needed a new type of payment system 鈥?an mPOS system 鈥?that would allow hi
kubki stanley m to accept lots of payments quickly, no matter where the truck was parked that day. I looked at all the existing systems and, at that poi
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