Thursday , January 29, 2026

E-Commerce

Eye on Pay by Bank: Dwolla Readies Plaid Integration; Trustly Forecasts 33% Americas Growth

Account-to-account payments provider Dwolla Inc. is readying itself for more pay-by-bank business with an expanded integration to open-banking platform Plaid Inc. Des Moines, Iowa-based Dwolla says the integration, which is scheduled to go live in early 2025, will make Plaid’s instant account-verification and risk-assessment services available in Dwolla’s pay by …

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Goldman $89 Million and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/23/24

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has fined Goldman Sachs “at least” $19.8 million in redress and assessed the company a $45 million civil-money penalty, while at the same time ordering Apple Inc. to pay a $25-million civil money penalty. The agency has also banned Goldman from introducing a new credit card …

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The CFPB Releases Its Data Privacy Rule for Open Banking

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has finalized its personal financial data-rights rule aimed at governing the sharing of consumer data through open banking. The new rule, released early Tuesday, will require financial institutions, credit card issuers, and other financial providers to share data at a consumer’s direction with companies offering …

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Fiserv Posts Growth As New Tech And New Initiatives Start to Kick in

Fiserv Inc., one of the nation’s biggest processors, put up some notable growth numbers in the September quarter despite its size. How long it can maintain that momentum may depend on its ability to release new services and build on recent initiatives such as its SMB Bundle and Cashflow Central, …

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Clearent’s New PayFac Service and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/22/24

Clearent by Xplor launched its payfac as a service product to help software companies more easily embed payment acceptance into their applications. Fiserv Inc. announced it has agreed to build financial services into the digital platform operated by DoorDash, the online delivery service. Payments provider Shift4 Payments Inc. announced it will acquire transactions for …

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Thunes And Nium Extend Swift Capability to Enable Cross Border Real-Time Payments

Real-time payments network Thunes Ltd. announced early Monday its connection to Swift, the Brussels-based international financial-messaging network, will enable financial institutions to support the sending and receiving of money to and from more than 3 million mobile wallets globally. Using Thunes’s Direct Global Network, which covers 130 countries and 80 …

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Eye on Acquiring: Square Makes Some Beauty Updates; a Software Maker Extends Its Worldpay Deal

Square, the acquiring arm of Block Inc., is diving deeper into health-and-beauty services via a partnership with business-to-business distributor SalonCentric, a unit of L’Oreal USA, and expanding options in its app marketplace. In related news, Worldpay will continue as the exclusive payments provider for The Reynolds and Reynolds Co., a …

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How Deals And Tech Are Helping AmEx Bulk up in the Hot Restaurant Market

American Express Co.’s top brass early Friday stressed the company’s technology build-up in the red-hot restaurant category while stressing a need to spur cardholder spending overall as the card company presented its third-quarter 2024 results. Revenue in the quarter hit $16.6 billion, up 8% from the September quarter last year, …

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Same-Day ACH Payments Mount As Nacha Reports a Robust 67.5% Growth in Volume

Faster payment volumes continue to mount in the U.S. market as Nacha, the regulatory body for the nation’s automated clearing house network, announced early Thursday same-day transaction volume grew 67.5% in the third quarter compared to the same period in 2023. That growth resulted in 355.2 million payments, compared to …

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The FTC Releases Its Final Click-to-Cancel Rule

More than a year after proposing a click-to-cancel rule for subscriptions and recurring transactions, the Federal Trade Commission released a final version of the measure, officially called the Negative Option Rule. Announced Wednesday, the rule’s five primary elements call for important subscription information to be truthful, clear, and easy to …

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