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Nacha, the electronic payments association, is advocating security as a reason to adopt faster processing a move that would require a change in the association's rules that has thus far proven elusive.
September 24 -
U.S. banks and merchants face many obstacles in preparing for EMV chip-based cards at the point of sale and the Web is no less reluctant to change.
September 24 -
In an agreement hailed by consumer advocates, the nation's largest bank by assets consented to a major overhaul of its debt collection and debt sale practices. The deal appears likely to become part of the blueprint for reform of an often-criticized industry.
September 20 -
Vantiv plans to release a suite of services next week to target different parts of the casino industry.
September 20 -
Just hours after agreeing to pay $910 million in regulatory fines related to the London Whale trading scandal, JPMorgan Chase agreed Thursday to repay $309 million in restitution to customers harmed by its credit card practices as well as face an additional $80 million more in civil money penalties.
September 19 -
Many banks consider money transmission to Somalia too risky because of concerns about terrorism. But U.S. Bancorp continues to pursue a relationship with Dahabshiil, the largest Somali money transmitter, whereas Barclays dropped the business citing the risk.
September 19 -
Many banks consider money transmission to Somalia too risky because of concerns about terrorism. But U.S. Bancorp continues to pursue a relationship with Dahabshiil, the largest Somali money transmitter, whereas Barclays dropped the business citing the risk.
September 19 -
MasterCard and Entrepreneurial Finance Lab (EFL) are offering a reputation-based scoring system to improve credit underwriting for unbanked small businesses, a move designed to increase non-cash payments in developing countries.
September 18 -
Revel Systems saw an opportunity in the power outage that halted the last Super Bowl. And it's an opportunity that has started to show results.
September 18 -
Misys and Swift have entered a partnership with the goal of improving the accuracy and consistency of payment transactions making their way through bank networks.
September 17 -
Payments marketing company edo has launched edo Marketplace, a card-linked offers platform that allows merchants to create their own targeted campaigns.
September 17 -
Consumers tend to use debit cards more often than credit cards for "day-to-day" purchases such as groceries, gasoline and drug-store items, and turn to credit cards for higher-ticket items such as appliances, the study says.
September 17 -
Columbus Data Services, an ATM processor, has completed MasterCard end-to-end certification for all Triton ATM products. As a result, CDS is now processing transactions that comply with the EMV-chip card standard on MasterCard networks.
September 17 -
TD Bank Group acquired half of CIBC's Aerogold card portfolio mainly to provide more card services for its customers and solidify its position as the top issuer in Canada, TD Bank CEO Ed Clark told investors Sept. 16 during a conference call.
September 16 -
The latest revelations about the National Security Agency confirmed what many in the payments industry had long suspected: the agency is watching electronic transactions along with communications.
September 16 -
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce agreed to sell about half its Aerogold Visa credit-card portfolio to Toronto-Dominion Bank, which is preparing to start its own Aeroplan rewards card in January.
September 16 -
As banks desperately try to lower their risk at the point of sale, a San Jose startup is working to create a device ID and authentication scheme that it hopes will eventually reduce fraud.
September 13 -
PayPal, following a highly publicized clash with a crowdfunded company, is putting crowdfunding under a microscope to avoid compliance and security risk.
September 13 -
An analytics dashboard developed by Spreedly and Shopify tracks and rates online payments gateways based on their processing speed and rate of declined transactions.
September 11 -
Versafe doesn't trust consumers to take the necessary precautions to protect their devices. So the company built a fraud protection layer within its banking application to take matters out of users' hands.
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