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Despite the many big companies opening their programming tools to external developers and merchants, the market for user-friendly technology is just getting started.

What's most intriguing to payments industry insiders is what Walmart left on the table when designing Walmart Pay, and what those decisions could mean for retailers and bank card issuers.

Mobile wallets remain in a nascent stage until service providers can deliver value beyond just payments.

Its watchdog said the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. failed to implement measures that could have prevented at least eight cybersecurity breaches from departing employees over the last year.

The percentage of private student loans that were at least 30 days past due has plunged to its lowest level since the Great Recession. That is the good news for private lenders. The bad news is that the business is barely growing because the federal government continues to dominate the market.

Sometime on Saturday, the bitcoin network will pass a milestone in its development. Here's why some bankers are paying attention.

WASHINGTON — The House on Thursday approved a spending bill that would change the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and take away the Financial Stability Oversight Council's power to designate nonbanks as systemically important.

As the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider a legal case on ATM fees, credit unions are bracing for impact.

WASHINGTON — The House approved a spending bill Thursday that would change the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and take away the Financial Stability Oversight Council's power to designate nonbanks as systemically important.

Glendale Area Schools Federal Credit Union has converted to a state charter and will also be insured through American Share Insurance, the sole alternative provider of insurance for CUs, effectively removing it from NCUA’s purview.