A Canadian trade group has urged card networks to reduce their interchange fees and pass those cost savings on to sellers.

Merchants are grappling with how their payments technology will handle artificial intelligence-fueled digital e-commerce, a ...

Some companies have yet to realize the full potential of multi-rail systems, speakers said at the Money20/20 conference said ...

The company was purchased last month, said its former chief executive, Charles Rosenblatt, who noted intensifying competitive ...

As part of his turnaround efforts, Enrique Lores said Monday the digital payments company requires faster decisions and ...

The OCC has approved, or conditionally approved, 21 national trust bank charters since the start of President Donald Trump’s ...

The state is using its digital identity law as a model for having individuals, not governments, control their personal data, ...

Picture a payments operator working through an exception queue. An item kicks out, and before it can be fixed, someone has to ...

Marqeta’s 2026 State of Credit Report found that 67% of consumers would replace their primary debit card with a flexible ...

The card networks contend Walmart and trade groups want to scuttle a legal pact over card swipe fees using recycled arguments ...

Combining employer-integrated solutions and direct-to-consumer products under a single, relaxed standard weakens consumer ...