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USDA picks 5 states for mobile SNAP payments pilot

Payments Dive

Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Missouri and Oklahoma are working with the government agency to expand payment options for SNAP consumers.

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FIS entangled in Capital One outage over days

Payments Dive

Fidelity National Information Services blamed a local power loss and hardware failure for the issue, which Bank of Oklahoma said affected more than two dozen financial institutions.

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Oklahoma bank closed by OCC

ABA Community Banking

The First National Bank of Lindsay in Lindsay, Oklahoma, was closed Friday by the OCC, which appointed the FDIC as receiver. First Bank and Trust in Duncan, Oklahoma, will assume the insured deposits. The post Oklahoma bank closed by OCC appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.

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Oklahoma Accused Of Seeking Illegal Bank Account Access

PYMNTS

The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety (DPS) is coming under fire for its alleged request for illegal access to consumer bank accounts. The ACLU of Oklahoma confirmed there are state records proving that the request for the capability was made to manufacturer ERAD Group.

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2016 Innovators to Watch: 26 to 30

Bank Innovation

CEO of a $250-million community bank in suburban Oklahoma City, Castilla is something of a sensation in the banking community, and with good reason. Jill Castilla, CEO, Citizens Bank of Edmond Chances are you’ve seen Jill Castilla on Twitter. (Or Or YouTube. Or at a banking conference.) Following her bank’s near-death Read More.

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CEO of Oklahoma's Credit Union to retire after 4 decades in charge

American Banker

Mark Kelly will step down next month as president and CEO of the Oklahoma City-based institution. He will be succeeded by the credit union's executive vice president.

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Oklahoma bill introduced to limit use of automated dialing systems

CFPB Monitor

A bill was recently introduced in the Oklahoma legislature that would impose new limits on the use of automated dialing systems. This would suggest that the law is only intended to cover calls to Oklahoma residents.). If enacted, the bill would become effective November 1, 2022.