Compliance

Italian payments technology company TAS Group is approaching U.S. issuers with a product called e-Mission that takes aim at two growing payment trends in the country: EMV-chip cards and instant issuance.

Many card issuers think they only have two options when it comes to EMV—keep all issuance in house or outsource.

WASHINGTON — The Senate Banking Committee passed major legislation to overhaul the housing finance system on Thursday, but observers say a quiet death likely awaits it due to a lack of greater support from key lawmakers.

Cal-Bay International is developing a specialized prepaid and loyalty card for licensed marijuana dispensaries.

When Ben Milne was running a manufacturing company in Iowa, "you could not get around credit card fees," he recalls.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The NCUA remains committed to workforce diversity as a key to success for the organization, despite the agency failing to meet 60% of its own workplace target goals last year.

Discover's Pulse network and MasterCard have agreed to allow card-issuing banks using both networks to use MasterCard's technology to route EMV debit card transactions.

The U.S. EMV migration is high stakes, complicated and probably won't get done on time to meet the deadlines set by the card networks, according to Vantiv's Patty Walters.

WASHINGTON — After three regulatory relief bills sailed through the U.S. House of Representatives last week — two of which were written specifically for credit unions — industry insiders are cautiously optimistic.

Connecticut's top banking regulator on Monday warned investors about the dangers of Bitcoin.