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As many companies scramble to find the winning formula for mobile payments, they are coming to market with distinctly different ideas. It's still not clear what the best tactic should be, but a few mistakes stand out as lessons for others.

Investors have varied expectations of how banks should build and deploy capital. Ultimately, management teams need to stick to their growth plans rather than serve the whims of specific shareholders.

Consumers increased their borrowing in March by the largest amount in nearly a year as borrowing on credit cards rebounded after two months of declines.

Paytm, a major mobile wallet in India with backing from China's Alibaba, is gaining acceptance through restaurants like Domino's and setting the foundation for a larger Alibaba presence in the country.

Chase Paymentech has renewed an agreement with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) on pricing for Chase's payment services for CFIB members.

While startups across the globe focus on building new payments technology, countries may fare better by recycling their old technology when building a national infrastructure for faster payments.

Debt-buying giant Encore Capital Group reports first-quarter gains, including in portfolio purchasing and recoveries.

The Fintech Sandbox — an accelerator of sorts for startups — has attracted ten data providers and eight fintech startups in two months. But it’s still missing what it needs most: bank members

Solus Alternative Asset Management LP took over a $146 million loan issued by Puerto Rico's cash-strapped power utility from a division of Citigroup Inc., according to documents published by the island's development bank.

Bitcoin firms are eager to partner with banks, but they first need to prove that they have left their unruly days behind — and perhaps submit to government oversight.