Merchant

Convinced that consumers know the Brink's name and associate it with strong security, prepaid card provider NetSpend has launched a Brink's-branded prepaid card.

Come October, all payment card issuers, merchants and acquirers will have to make the switch to the EMV standards. Any party that doesn’t go through with the upgrade by the deadline will likely experience an increase in fraudulent payment card liability.

Square's heavy focus on merchant services now includes introductory marketing tools aimed at small businesses already using the mobile point of sale company to email coupons to customers based on how often they visit a store.

If a new FICO score is to succeed, it's going to have to impress the Al Engels of the world.

PRA Group, a Norfolk, Va.-based debt buyer, was named a Global M&A Deal of the Year recipient in the M&A Atlas Awards for last year's $1.3 billion acquisition of Norway-based Aktiv Kapital AS.

An Oklahoma tribe is fighting for the right to offer Connecticut consumers payday loans, arguing that state restrictions on its offerings of high-rate, short-term loans are financially damaging.

While business to business (B2B) e-commerce offers tremendous opportunities to drive business growth, it is a complex landscape filled with multiple currencies, languages, tax codes and regulations.

DNB Financial in Downington, Pa., has formed a business banking services division.

The Center for Responsible Lending (CRL), in a recent study of payday lending in one state, found that nearly half of all borrowers default on a loan within their first two years of borrowing.

Marketers who helped promote an alleged home loan modification scheme will be banned from the mortgage relief and debt relief industries under a court settlement.