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The card network is working with the Bank of Montreal and the fintech Extend to enable businesses to approve and track in-store payments via employees' own digital wallets.

Ireland's central bank holds loan data for too long, Bank of America enables two-way corporate disbursements in Canada, and more.

The bank's retail clients can enable iPhones to accept payments without extra hardware, raising the stakes for any company that competes with the bank for merchant clients.

Investment in machine learning is outpacing consumer interest on the ground. Here's what companies like FIS and Marqeta are doing while waiting for demand to catch up.

The longtime payments executive plans to maintain the company's alternative pricing as a way to address the growing criticisms of interchange.

The company, which became independent in July, will rely on the cloud to reach new markets.

Bank of Ireland ATM glitch spurs mistaken withdrawals, Stablecoin issuers get rules in Singapore, ANZ is looking for money mules, and more.

President and COO Dave Glaser discusses his company's strategy as demand builds for services that could stress older systems.

The fintech is relying on Alex Chriss' experience in melding technology with marketing to ignite growth with small-business and consumer users.

The product, which is both popular and controversial in consumer financial services, is attracting interest from merchants that don't want to pay high interest for a traditional loan.

As part of its resurrection plan, the terminal maker will pursue financial inclusion and growth markets for ATMs as it prepares for its relisting on the New York Stock Exchange.

In global news this week, Microsoft is working with the London Stock Exchange Group on artificial intelligence, Apple's mobile wallet debuts in Vietnam and more.

Bank of New York Mellon, U.S. Bank and others are looking at how the Federal Reserve's instant settlement network could safely speed up routing, payroll and billing.

The payment company's sizable audience and existing technology differentiate it in a market that is otherwise dominated by startups.

Deployments picked up speed during the pandemic, and have continued into this year as commuter networks try to win back riders.

The fintech is expanding a service that calculates sales taxes worldwide as more small businesses go international to seek new customers.

The payment company's CEO views Afterpay, a buy now/pay later lender it bought two years ago, as a way to drive usage of Cash App and broaden consumer experiences.

This week in global news: Ripple is working with the Pacific island nation of Palau on a stablecoin test, Klarna is dropping the Kosma brand from its open banking service, and more.

Flywire, Visa and Mastercard all entered partnerships that anticipate a post-pandemic recovery. But politics are still keeping them from getting deeper into the market.

Payment companies hope the government-backed rail could spur both domestic and international growth for instant settlement.