With U.S. Retailers Ailing, Card Networks Postpone Swipe Fee Changes
U.S. payment card networks are delaying planned swipe fee increases, giving merchants some much-needed relief …
Coronavirus Round-Up: What Regulators And Firms Are Saying
Authorities have thrown their weight behind digital money and financial institutions have adjusted their processes as …
FATF: Latest Guidance on Digital Identity
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has issued a document to guide governments, regulated entities …
Contactless Payments New Weapon In Fight Against COVID-19
Banking associations across Europe have begun upping limits on contactless transactions, in response to fears …
EBA Tells Payments Firms To Max Out Contactless Limit
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has called on payment service providers across the bloc to …
Regulator Sues Australia's Largest Bank Over Credit Card Gambling
Australia’s securities and investments regulator has launched legal action against the nation’s largest bank for …
Netherlands Unveils Strong Authentication Roadmap
The Dutch Payments Association has unveiled its collective industry roadmap for meeting December’s enforcement deadline for …
In Lawsuit, Liquidated Bank Blames Mastercard For Its Demise
A Caribbean bank that provided offshore accounts has sued Mastercard for allegedly pushing it into …
European Retailers Call For Interchange Fee Overhaul
Europe’s top merchant lobby group has called on the European Commission to place caps on …