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Amex CEO gushes over next gen
The card company’s CEO, Steve Squeri, believes the younger cohort of Amex card holders are suited to withstand economic storms.
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Visa, Mastercard face new suit over card fees
Three plaintiffs say a 2019 settlement in card fee litigation should not give the card networks years of legal immunity for antitrust claims.
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Repay attracts $1B takeover offer
The payments processing services company is the target of an unsolicited offer from an investor, just as it’s trying to acquire another company.
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PayPal, NFL make connection
The digital payments pioneer will team with the professional football league in a bid to move money between fans.
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Fintechs push bill for Fed payment rail access
House legislation introduced Tuesday would let financial technology firms access Federal Reserve payments rails.
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ACH Network starts 2026 with surge
The payments network saw growth across healthcare, peer-to-peer, online and direct deposits in the first quarter, pushing the volume value past $24 trillion.
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How the Visa-Mastercard card fee case may end
A federal court is likely to weigh how much a proposed settlement over interchange fees differs from a pact that was rejected two years ago.
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FIS, Barclays extend core banking tie
The payments processor has won a multi-year extension of its core banking technology contract with the British financial institution.
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Amex to buy Hypercard
The card company has agreed to purchase the agentic expense management firm backed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
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Opinion
How EWA improves workers’ lives
Earned wage access “users are savvy managers of their money who value EWA products, use them responsibly, and have positive experiences,” writes a trade group leader.
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Visa, Mastercard settle merchant claims
About 65 retailers suing the networks over card swipe fees in a New York case have now settled claims.
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U.S. Bank eyes Amazon tie-up for small-biz boost
The lender aims to pitch banking services to the 700,000 small-business owners it will gain exposure to through a credit card partnership with Amazon.
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Repay faces Kubra purchase opposition
A major shareholder of the digital bill payment services provider bashed its plan to buy a bill payment peer.
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Warren pounds X Money plans
Sen. Elizabeth Warren demanded information from billionaire Elon Musk about his plans to launch a digital wallet this month.
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JPMorgan revenue rises on payments, card income
The largest U.S. bank benefited from corporate and consumer demand for its services in the first quarter despite macroeconomic turmoil.
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DailyPay pushes back against NY AG
The earned wage access provider says its relationship with employers means it’s not a consumer lender, as the New York attorney general alleges.
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Stablecoins remain little used for payments
Less than one percent of stablecoins are used for payments, and about a fifth aren’t being used at all, a Kansas City Fed researcher estimated.
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Which Discover jobs are disappearing
As Capital One integrates the card business, it’s eliminating more than 100 application engineer jobs.
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Expensive tabs shift to mobile: Stripe
Digital wallets are driving a migration of more expensive purchases from desktop to mobile devices, a Stripe report found.
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Bolt lays off roughly 30% of staff in AI push
The workforce reduction marks the fintech’s fourth round of cuts since 2022, as it has navigated leadership changes.
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Opinion
Why the subscription model should change
“The question isn't whether government intervention in subscription cancellation policies is good or bad,” writes one industry executive.
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Adyen tool speeds business payments
Financial operations at global enterprises remain “stubbornly complex,” as treasury teams juggle multiple banking and payment systems, the company said.
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Fed mulls FedNow x-border use
The Federal Reserve proposed letting participants in the real-time payments system use intermediaries to make cross-border fund transfers.
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CHIPS network boasts daily payment growth
CHIPS network growth underscores its rising use for large-value domestic and cross-border payments, The Clearing House said.
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Q&A
How US credit card fees may ebb
The Nilson Report’s publisher explained how competition, merchants and court dynamics are influencing the evolution of interchange fees.