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U.S. consumers have been more punctual than ever before in paying back debts as the economy rebounds from the pandemic.
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The $317 million deal will provide the London company with a large base of American clients and help it compete with technology firms like Square, PayPal and Stripe.
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Chase Payment Solutions combines Chase Merchant Services with WePay, a fintech the bank bought in 2017, to provide more tailored offerings — such as card acceptance without a merchant account — to entrepreneurs.
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The lender is building on a 20-year-old partnership with Fiserv to provide options such as revolving credit, with plans to add buy now/pay later.
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Spending on cards continued to increase during the third quarter, while loan balances rose slightly and payment rates began to return to more normal levels. A top company executive expressed confidence that loan growth will pick up but said, “It’s going to take time.”
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Banks working with Swift, The Clearing House and EBA Clearing have completed a successful pilot transaction from the U.S. to Europe and are ready to bring the system to other international corridors.
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The payments firm dropped support for Bitcoin payments in 2018, but company executives say the increasing popularity of digital currency makes it a good time to reenter the market.
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By partnering with the London-based fintech, Andrews Federal Credit Union will enable members to send transfers to 80 countries.
October 13 -
The bank-supported blockchain organization plans to use the acquired assets to speed testing for digital currencies.
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Nonfungible tokens, which provide proof of ownership in the digital world, are booming. Payment companies are betting they will require payment rails to fund high-value purchases and attract new customers for loyalty marketing.
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Bank of America is giving businesses new ways to transfer money to their customers with the rollout of a system called Recipient Select.
October 12 -
Many of the application programming interfaces that help banks and fintechs share data predate the law that established open banking on the Continent.
October 7 -
The feature, which was years in the making, allows Amex cardholders to link their accounts to PayPal without leaving the issuer's app.
October 7 -
Card issuers are lobbying Visa behind the scenes to reduce Apple's share of revenue from recurring transactions made on its devices. But the iPhone maker has a track record of warding off threats to its income.
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The partnership with Stellar Development Foundation will integrate MoneyGram’s network with the Stellar blockchain to facilitate payments using Circle Internet Financial’s USD Coin.
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As head of global liquidity and cash management, Reyes oversees an operation that has 9,000 employees serving 40,000 large corporate and midmarket companies and 1.5 million business banking clients.
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Clark heads global transaction banking at MUFG Americas Holdings and is Bay Area president of MUFG Union Bank.
October 6 -
Executives from banks, credit unions, card issuers and investment firms at American Banker's Card Forum discussed ways the public's embrace of digital transactions and credit alternatives like buy now/pay later is shaping everything from products to business strategies.
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Venture capital firms are pouring money into startups whose data-crunching technology — including machine-learning systems that predict funds availability — speed payments and inform credit decisions in e-commerce.
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By limiting the credit offered to new borrowers during the pandemic, banks created an opening for installment lenders like Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna.
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