Friday , June 19, 2026

Debit Cards

Visa’s Top Executives See Little Impact from the Fed’s Ruling on Debit Transaction Choice

It was only a matter of time before the two big international card networks responded to a recent Federal Reserve requirement that issuers make at least two unrelated networks available to merchants for debit card transactions. Late Tuesday, Visa Inc.’s chief financial officer, Vasant Prabhu, said the impact of the …

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Jack Henry’s New P2P Payments Platform And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/25/22

Financial-services technology provider Jack Henry & Associates Inc. launched a real-time peer-to-peer payments platform, based on the Digital Payments Platform from the payments-technology firm Payrailz. Jack Henry acquired Payrailz in September for undisclosed terms.Gr4vy, a U.S.-based payments-technology provider, said Australia’s Woolworths Group will use the company’s payments-orchestration platform to run the retailer’s Wpay service. …

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BNY Mellon Launches Vaia, a Multi-Faceted Platform That Includes Real-Time Payments

BNY Mellon announced early Monday it has launched a payments platform called Vaia, which allows clients to offer real-time payments, same-day automated clearing house transfers, tokenized payments, debit cards, and payments through the Zelle peer-to-peer payments network. The nation’s 10th-largest bank by assets said the panoply of payments capabilities can …

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Adyen Marks Banking Debut And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/24/22

Payments provider Adyen NV launched two new services—Capital and Account, offering to small businesses cash advances, business bank accounts, and card-issuing capability.Payment platform GoCardless launched Protect+, an anti-fraud service offering payor authentication, fraud monitoring, and chargeback challenges.Payments-technology provider Payoneer said it has collaborated with e-commerce platform WooCommerce to enable Payoneer Checkout via a plug-in for small …

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Beware ‘Michael Smith’: Synthetic Fraud Loss to Nearly Double by 2024

The online shopper going by “Michael Smith,” who lives in Houston, may not be a living, breathing consumer, according to new research from Socure, a digital identity verification provider. This consumer, with seemingly valid credentials, may be a synthetic identity meant to defraud merchants. So-called synthetic fraud, already accounting for …

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Appellate Court Nixes CFPB’s Payday Lending Rule And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/20/22

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in a ruling that vacates the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s 2017 Payday Lending Rule, contended the CFPB’s funding mechanism is unconstitutional because its funds are not appropriated by Congress.Visa Inc. said it is working with Thunes, a business-to-business payments company, to extend Visa …

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Fiserv Is Set to Offer Payments That Let Cardholders Select the Funding Source

The big processor Fiserv Inc. said Wednesday morning it will offer so-called programmable payments to its financial-institution clients through a partnership with IncumbentFI, a San Francisco-based technology provider. The technology allows cardholders to attach a variety of funding sources to a single card and choose one for individual transactions. In …

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Pursuing a Single-View Strategy, Square Adds Two New Apps for Square Terminal

Square, the payment-processing unit of San Francisco-based Block Inc., has unveiled two new apps for Square Terminal. The new apps, Square for Retail and Square Appointments, enable merchants to accept payments, returns, exchanges, and inventory inquiries at the counter, on the sales floor, curbside, or by opening another checkout counter …

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FTC Probes Tokens and Routing And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/18/22

The Federal Trade Commission has launched a probe into whether security tokens issued by Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc. interfere with the ability of processors to route debit card transactions to alternative networks, according to The Wall Street Journal. Network choice for debit card transactions is mandated by the Durbin Amendment to the 2011 …

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Green Dot’s Henry Gone as the Prepaid Card Provider Appoints CFO as New CEO and President

Dan R. Henry, who took over as chief executive and president, from Green Dot Corp. founder Steven Streit in March 2020, is out. Green Dot announced Monday Henry, who previously held executive positions at Euronet Worldwide and Netspend, was “terminated” Oct. 14. That’s when Austin, Texas-based Green Dot named George …

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