Technology

With only six months to go before the EMV chip-card liability shift takes effect, many U.S. merchants are not yet aware of the EMV migration.

With the card issuer mandate for EMV-ready merchants around the corner, are you prepared?

WASHINGTON — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has filed a massive lawsuit against more than a dozen debt collectors, payment processors and related entities that the agency said failed to detect fraudulent collection tactics.

CHICAGO -- A gender disconnect in mobile payments is emerging as one of the persistent obstacles to the new technology.

E-commerce gateway Klarna will soon launch in the U.S., the latest Swedish payment company to seek market share in the country.

Novantas, a New York-based bank advisory firm, has hired the former head of analytics for Bank of America.

Mobile money transfer platform nTrust has expanded its merchant partner network, adding fashion retailers, antique stores, food trucks and bars.

The Asia-Pacific region has historically been the last target for U.S. corporate expansion. But fast advances in m-commerce are proving irresistible for outside payment companies.

The adoption of new anti-fraud card technology is prompting more community banks to consider supporting Apple Pay.

Seamless' strategy for its mobile wallet, SEQR, is simple and obvious: You can't scale internationally if you don't launch a product internationally.