Prepaid cards

Starbucks Corp. is taking its highly success mobile payment app into China, a country in which consumers have quickly adopted mobile payment methods.

Uber Technologies Inc. and bitcoin startup Xapo have joined together to give consumers in Buenos Aires a new way to pay for rides after banks in Argentina’s capital began blocking debit-card charges for the ride-sharing company.

Barely 24 hours into his new role as CEO at RushCard, Ron Hynes has found the silver lining to the company's 2015 technical glitch that led the company to pay a $20.5 million settlement.

Wirecard AG has agreed to buy Citigroup’s institutional prepaid card business, giving Germany-based Wirecard its first market foothold in North America.

Two Democratic Senate Banking Committee members have asked Walmart, Green Dot, and MasterCard to explain an outage in which Walmart MoneyCard users were blocked from accessing their funds.

U.K. youth payments startup Loot hopes to widen its user base following a new $2.2 million funding round.

Prepaid cards for teens that were touted as a way to teach financial responsibility by enabling parents to share control and set spending limits, are becoming scarcer.

Her prepaid card may have been short-lived, but superstar Kim Kardashian West still has opinions about payments.

The prepaid card issuer issued conflicting statements in recent weeks as customers complained that they were unable to access their funds.

Financial services technology provider FIS is providing UnionPay prepaid cards for U.S. consumers traveling to Asia.