Fintech

TAMPA, Fla. – Card Services for CUs, the nation’s largest card processor for credit unions, has chosen local advertising firm Dunn&Co. as its agency of record.

Longtime banker Charlie Scharf seems like the safe choice to lead Visa. But for the world’s largest payments network, safe is usually smart.

Target Corp. says it has reached an agreement to sell its consumer credit card portfolio to TD Bank Group.

Barnes & Noble has informed federal law enforcement authorities that "a sophisticated criminal effort" has potentially exposed customers' credit and debit card information to hackers who tampered with PIN pad devices at 63 of its stores.

Visa chief executive Joseph Saunders is retiring on November 1, the world’s largest payments network said today.

FOSTER CITY, Calif. – Visa Inc. announced this morning that Charles Scharf, the former head of retail banking at JPMorgan Chase & Co., will succeed Joseph Saunders as CEO of the world’s largest payments company.

Square, which has been promising to expand internationally since it received a $25 million investment from Starbucks, said today it is making its mobile-pay product available in Canada.

The processor Total System Services Inc. has been through lot in its nearly three decades of existence, but nothing compares to the state of the payments industry today.

Stepping into two unusual places, the eGifting space and the online greeting card market, BillMyParents designed a patent-pending virtual greeting card that multiple users can sign and attach money to.

OMAHA, Neb. – Metro Health Services FCU has signed with First Data for both debit and credit card processing services.