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Payments Dive
04.04.2025
The use of generative AI and fraudulently obtained accounts to execute synthetic identity fraud is on the rise, a Federal Reserve official said in a podcast interview.
Corporate buyers are exploring ways to move more of their spending onto cards for better tracking and insight, a Brex EVP says.
As companies joust to become the tech giant’s card network, some analysts give Visa and Mastercard an advantage over American Express.
03.04.2025
Georgakopoulos replaced Guy Chiarello as chief operating officer, with the latter moving to a different role at the payments processor.
Mastercard and PayPal are among the companies viewing the digital assets as potentially useful for business-to-business transactions.
A conservative legal group wants American Express to consider eliminating diversity goals to determine financial incentives for executives. A spokesperson for the card issuer says it no longer uses those goals in evaluating executive performance.
02.04.2025
The Clearing House and Nacha both reported 6%-plus growth rates in ACH volume for last year, compared to 2023.
Zelle users will need to turn to their online banking portals starting today in light of Early Warning Services proceeding as planned with the shutdown of its Zelle app this month.
The chamber’s measure revoking bureau oversight of large tech payments players has passed the Senate and would next head to an approving Trump.
01.04.2025
The buy now, pay later industry sued to block the consumer-friendly rule, arguing that the services are not the same as those offered via credit cards.
Michael Shepherd will remain as interim chief executive officer potentially through June, and receive a $2.4 million cash bonus if the sale to Capital One closes by then.
Walmart makes up a relatively small portion of Affirm’s business that the buy now, pay later company can make up elsewhere, Chief Operating Officer Michael Linford said.
29.03.2025
The payments startup, which has backing from Marathon Management Partners and Andreessen Horowitz, aims to use the funds to expand its clientele and increase its profitability.
New C-suite appointments so far this year demonstrate the payments industry’s efforts to digitize their offerings and cater to small business clients.
The battle to curb interchange fees has migrated from Illinois across the nation, with bills in 11 states seeing robust lobbying.
28.03.2025
The job cuts appear aimed at making the company more efficient, according to TD Cowen analysts.
The bureau’s brief was withdrawn because it “advances an interpretation of the law that has never been embraced by any federal court prior.”
The state joins a pack of others that have passed industry-friendly laws seeking to oversee earned wage access providers and their services.
27.03.2025
Senate Democrats questioned Frank Bisignano on privatization of the federal agency’s function during a confirmation hearing Tuesday.
The agency’s new leadership believes it can settle a 2024 lawsuit banks and business groups filed over an $8 cap on credit card late fees.
The White House issued an executive order Tuesday calling on the federal government to cease using paper checks by September, except in certain circumstances.
Kentucky Republican Rep. Andy Barr called the bureau an “Orwellian predator” at a House subcommittee hearing where several lawmakers proposed reforms.
Balancing agility and compliance is crucial for the digital banking platform as it seeks to expand into markets like the U.S., Revolut Chief Financial Officer Max Lapin said.
26.03.2025
Justin Grooms expects fintechs to keep pushing the payments industry forward with more competition for legacy players.
Two Senate Democrats are calling on Frank Bisignano to oppose any cuts to Social Security ahead of hearings on his nomination to lead the agency.
Banks and credit unions are trying to kill a new Illinois law banning interchange fees, with a court filing, as multiple states seek to emulate the legislation.
25.03.2025
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau asked a federal court for more time to respond to a lawsuit over its authority to oversee big tech payments players.
At least three buy now, pay later firms have begun reporting consumer data on installment financing to TransUnion or Experian, and another gives customers the option of reporting that data.
The two states are the latest to pass legislation addressing workers’ growing practice of using earned wage access to tap their income before a regularly scheduled payday.
22.03.2025
The value of fraud losses last year was highest for bank transfers and payments, followed by cryptocurrency transactions, according to a report from the Federal Trade Commission released last week.
A KPMG survey found that a majority of retailers plan to keep updating their payment programs to keep up with consumer tech demands.
21.03.2025
A partnership gives the card network a wider reach at a time when its proposed merger with Capital One still awaits regulatory approvals.
Venture capitalists invested 47% fewer dollars, compared to 2023, despite most of the startups posting increased revenue last year.
The card network has initiated a new partnership with the Independent Community Bankers of America that will extend its services to that group’s financial institution members.
20.03.2025
Alissa Vickery is taking over as interim CFO as Tom Panther has left the company to become CFO of the National Christian Foundation.
Payments companies are adding board members, and bidding farewell to others, as the industry sees increased merger and acquisition activity.
Buy now, pay later provider Klarna has become an advertising juggernaut, and the new tie to Walmart will give it access to troves of additional customer data.
Dan Chen was formerly the vice president of capital markets and bank partnerships for the buy now, pay later company.
The processor will use CCV to expand the presence of its Clover point-of-sale system across Europe, the company said. The price paid was about $220 million, according to a regulatory disclosure.
19.03.2025
Biden-era anti-crypto regulations didn’t just affect volatile digital assets. They also affected firms offering traditional assets, like bonds, on the blockchain.