Compliance

Half of all frequent credit card users are unbothered, or feel relieved, when a legitimate transaction is blocked, a new study found. The results show that cardholders are appreciative that banks are becoming more vigilant about fraud.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — NCUA's proposed rule on associational common bond requirements has many credit union executives saying they are uncertain about what the agency will be looking for when it reviews existing associational relationships.

Of the 104 federally insured credit unions that missed the April 25 call report filing deadline, 84 were fined last month by NCUA, according to a report from Northwest Credit Union Association's website.

LOS ANGELES — Reactions were mixed following NCUA's first "Listening Session" on the proposed risk-based capital rule here last week.

PayPal has added a new fingerprint identification option to its app for users of Samsung's Galaxy Tab S tablet, furthering PayPal's push to be an early adopter of Samsung technology.

Bitcoin and other digital currencies will get more attention from the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after prodding from a congressional watchdog.

Credit union executives peppered NCUA officials during the agency's first "Listening Session" on the risk-based capital rule here Thursday about why the agency continues to refuse to extend the comment period.

PayPal has at least temporarily shut off two-factor authentication for the PayPal mobile app after a security researcher found a way to bypass that second factor.

Hundreds of thousands of people are in Brazil for the World Cup football tournament. While Brazil poses risks for payment crime, there are things payment companies and issuers can do to help their customers mitigate danger, such as communicating preventative measures.

In widely anticipated legislation on Bitcoin, Canada is regulating digital currency businesses under existing rules for money movement and California is updating its laws to legalize the use of alternative currencies.