John Adams is executive editor of payments for American Banker.
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European authorities have linked the operation to investment scams that predate its sale to ING in 2018.
By John AdamsNovember 1 -
The card network plans to use technology acquired from CipherTrace to offer compliance and risk management services to firms that handle digital assets.
By John AdamsOctober 28 -
The partnership — combining one of the biggest buy now/pay later lenders with one of the major digital payment companies — gives merchants a compelling new offering that could enable Klarna to take wallet share away from traditional card issuers.
By John AdamsOctober 26 -
Steve Squeri said installment lenders primarily cater to debit card users and that even American Express's own BNPL product does not compete with the company's credit and charge cards.
By John AdamsOctober 22 -
After Visa's deal to acquire Plaid fell through as a result of regulatory pressure, the data aggregator found new fintech partners including Square and Dwolla to support an account-to-account transfer service.
By John AdamsOctober 21 -
The social network's test of its Novi wallet drew criticism from Democratic senators who say the company does not have a strong track record of protecting user data.
By John AdamsOctober 20 -
The payment company has agreed to buy the India-based reconciliation company in its latest investment in back-office technology for internet businesses.
By John AdamsOctober 20 -
Fintechs have led the way in installment lending, but banks, credit card issuers and payments companies are responding with products of their own. Here's an overview of what they're rolling out.
October 19 -
Best known as a website management company, GoDaddy began directly offering digital and offline payments after learning that its clients were getting those services from fintechs. The company is also now selling terminals for in-store payments.
By John AdamsOctober 18 -
During a House hearing, Democrats advocated for measures that ensure businesses keep accepting paper money, while Republicans argued in favor of chartering more fintechs and promoted stablecoins to extend access to the underbanked.
By John AdamsOctober 15