Compliance

Merchants seeking a court ruling that would cause the Federal Reserve Board to re-establish debit cap fees at a lower rate want more time to consider bringing the case to the Supreme Court.

CrowdCurity is applying the core principle of Bitcoin—decentralization—to security by offering a crowdsourced marketplace of global security testers.

Fifth Third Bancorp of Cincinnati expects to report an $81 million gain in the second quarter after selling shares of payment processing firm Vantiv.

Now that the risk-based capital rule comment period is over, and a record number of letters reached NCUA, the credit union community's two main trade groups say the agency faces the tough task of reviewing and responding to the collective points.

MeaWallet is prepping to launch in a number of countries, and it is starting in Sweden through the use of a nationalized authentication standard.

At least three credit unions on NCUA's first-quarter call report late-filer list believe they are off the hook and won't face civil money penalties.

MasterCard Inc. plans to help its cardholders address issues that arise from identity theft, while also extending its zero liability policy to include PIN-based and ATM transactions.

Of the 104 federally insured CUs that missed the April 25 call report filing deadline the $120 million Animas CU in Farmington, N.M., was the tardiest, submitting its report 22 days late.

ROYAL OAK, Mich. — Is NCUA's proposed rule regarding associational common bonds a reaction to banker arguments that some CUs make it too easy for consumers to join?

Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. said they'll keep working in Russia after President Vladimir Putin’s government agreed to consider easing demands that were made on the payment systems after the U.S. imposed sanctions.