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March 14, 2023 / ,

Expanding access control despite limited funds

There's never a shortage of desire to upgrade campus security and access control infrastructure, but securing the funding for such projects can be tricky business. In the third installment of his "Top Tips" series, ASSA ABLOY's Tyler Webb discusses some...

Transact Campus, Amazon to adopt cashierless payment on campuses

Mobile credential and payment solutions provider, Transact Campus, will integrate its solutions with Amazon’s "Just Walk Out" technology, enabling students to make purchases at Amazon stores on campus without seeing a cashier. Amazon's Just Walk Out concept enables shoppers to...
January 13, 2023 /

TouchNet Blog: 7 benefits of reconciliation software

The process of transaction reconciliation can be a lengthy and daunting prospect for campus university administrators. But having a comprehensive reconciliation software in place can provide checks and balances, help identify errors and potential fraud.
January 13, 2023 / , ,

NACCU Blog: Ending campus cash not the end of the world for Texas Tech

In a recent entry to NACCU's Positive IDentity Blog, Texas Tech's Joann Wright details the end of the university's campus cash program, and why the move made sense. A long-time staple for the Texas Tech card office, the RaiderCash program...
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October 27, 2022 /

Transact Campus expands international student payments solution

Mobile credential and payment solutions provider, Transact Campus, has updated its International Payments solution for international student payments. The platform that provides transparent payment tracking, rate details, and real-time account balance updates is now able to process disbursements faster following...
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October 14, 2022 / ,

TouchNet: Ways declining balance can benefit your campus

Campus credential and commerce solution provider, TouchNet, recently outlined its benefits to the use of declining balance accounts on campus. In the company's "10 Ways Declining Balance Accounts Can Benefit Your Campus," there's seems to be a common thread between...
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August 5, 2022 / ,

Grand Valley State reflects on year of cashless ops

Grand Valley State University is on the verge of one full year of cashless operations on campus. The university's Cashless Campus Initiative will remain in place this fall after a successful first year.
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July 29, 2022 / ,

Texas A&M dining halls go cashless

Texas A&M University is moving to a cashless environment in Aggie Dining. The university will also launch mobile ordering at most of its retail campus dining locations, with the ultimate goal of converting to an entirely cashless experience across all...
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July 28, 2022 /

Notre Dame to go cashless on campus

The University of Notre Dame will transition to a cashless retail environment on campus beginning August 1. Citing health and a more efficient campus, the change to cashless includes transactions at Notre Dame food service locations, dining halls, concession stands...
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