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The Girl Scout troops are once again proving to be an ideal test case for mobile card acceptance.

Consumer use of payment cards is very much in flux, and contradictory trends are making it hard for issuers to react.

Hispanic customers of JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo have long been able to pay bills or transfer money online — but only in English.

Consumers are increasingly using payment cards at vending machines, and the owners of the devices are reaping the benefits through higher ticket sales and increased transaction volume.

Fraud is eating 1.5% of the revenue from airline tickets sold online as merchants struggle to block criminals without making the purchase process too cumbersome for consumers.

Square has shut out independent sales organizations as distributors of its mobile card reader. Now one ISO has gone on the offensive by offering its own.

Facebook is moving away from its Credits virtual currency to a more robust payment system that supports real money. At the same time, new survey data show that consumers are interested in bringing their banking business to the social network.

Giftango International will manage and deliver all of Park Group PLC’s e-gift cards and other digital prepaid products to more than 6,000 of Park’s corporate customers under an agreement announced June 20.

The bigger they are, the harder they are to find on LocalGiftCards.com, a website set up to sell small merchants' gift cards exclusively.