Fuel Pump Security Worries 62% and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 4/15/19

Ahead of a major push for EMV chip card payments at fuel pumps, some 62% of U.S. adults are concerned about the security of their financial data when making payments at fuel pumps or convenience stores, according to a March survey of 1,270 adults conducted by YouGov and released Monday by payments provider ACI Worldwide.
Citigroup Inc. reported worldwide purchase volume of $128 billion on its general-purpose and retail credit cards in the first quarter, up 5% from $121.7 billion a year earlier.
Payment Source Inc. said Canadians can use its PaySimple service to make tax payments within TurboTax, an Intuit Inc. product.
MoneyGram International Inc. said KyckGlobal, a payout firm for gig-economy workers, will use its services to enable cash payments.
InstaMed, which operates a payments network for health-care providers, released its 9th annual report on trends in health-care payments. Among its results is a warning that providers will have to adjust the payment experience in light of increasing consumer responsibility for the cost of care.
Corporate Traveller, a United Kingdom-based travel-management company, will accept Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash payments, announced BitPay, which will provide the processing services.

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