Pavilion to acquire DiTRONICS and other digital transactions news briefs from 2/12/26. * Gaming-transactions specialist Pavilion Payments said it has agreed to acquire payments and automation contracts, along with technology assets, from DiTRONICS Financial Services, a funds-access platform serving casinos. Terms were not announced. * Knot, an app linking consumers, merchants, and financial institutions, said it will work with Fiserv Inc. to enable Lyft drivers to more easily update their Lyft Direct card data with merchants and subscription services. * One Inc, a payments provider specializing in the insurance industry, said GAINSCO Auto Insurance has agreed to extend its agreement with the company and to adopt the newest version of One Inc's ClaimsPay service. * AIxCrypto Inc., a company seeking to blend AI and digital currency, said it will work with BitMart, a cryptocurrency exchange, to issue a cobranded virtual prepaid card backed by digital assets and aimed at everyday spending. * Euronet Worldwide Inc., a Kansas-based processor operating in Europe, reported revenue of $4.24 billion for 2025, up nearly 6% from 2024, and $1.11 billion for the fourth quarter, also a 6% rise. Net income rose 2% for the year, to $313 million and 14% for the quarter, to $51.8 million. Euronet processed 15.5 billion transactions last year, a 36% increase, and 4.3 billion for the quarter, up 34%. * Stake Network Inc., a rent-payment network, announced Colorado Renter Rewards, a program that rewards consistent rent payments with cash back. Colorado is the first state to join the program. Nationally, Stake serves 550,000 renters. * Truist Financial Corp. launched its first open-banking integration with a link to an open-finance platform from Mastercard Inc. * KUBRA, a technology company serving utilities, insurers, and government agencies, said it has enhanced its KUBRA EX-PAY+ platform to handle one-time invoice payments, order-based payments, and open-amount transactions. * Elektra USA, creator of the Elektra Go app, will rely on Ingo Payments' account-funding platform to allow U.S. Elektra Go users to fund their accounts in real time, the parties announced. * Levl Finance Ltd., a cross-border payments provider working with both fiat currency and stablecoins, closed on a $7-million seed-funding round led by Galaxy Ventures.

Pavilion Payments names Diallo Gordon CEO. Pavilion Payments has named Diallo Gordon as its new CEO, replacing new executive chairman dan Connors. Gordon joined the omnichannel payments solutions provider in January 2025 as president before officially stepping up to the role of chief executive on January 1 this year. His previous experience includes posts at Everi Holdings, Aristocrat and the Mississippi Gaming Commission. In his first year with the company, Gordon oversaw sales, marketing and product strategy. As CEO, he will look to "drive growth, deepen operator partnerships and guide Pavilion Payments' strategic direction across the gaming ecosystem," the company said. "I am honoured to serve as CEO of Pavilion Payments," said Gordon. "InterGame Ltd has a world-class team, a strong foundation and a shared commitment to delivering exceptional experiences for its customers and their patrons. "After a successful 2025, we are well-positioned for 2026, and I look forward to continuing our work together to advance Pavilion's leadership in the gaming payments ecosystem." In his new role as executive chairman, Connors is focusing on the company's strategic direction, long-range initiatives, customer engagement and M&A activity. "Diallo is an extraordinarily talented executive and one of the finest leaders I have worked with," said Connors. "His deep industry knowledge, engineering background, customer-first mindset and passion for innovation make him uniquely suited to lead Pavilion Payments forward. "We accomplished a great deal in 2025, and I have complete confidence in Diallo and the strong leadership team supporting him as we enter 2026."

Pavilion Payments named Kaleigh Thompson chief of staff.