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Supreme court rules in favour of merchants in landmark interchange fee case

News | Payments General | 18 Jun 2020

The UK Supreme Court has unanimously upheld the decision of the Court of Appeals in the interchange litigation case, finding the interchange fees set by Visa and Mastercard to be anti-competitive.

Visa, MasterCard, interchange fees, merchants, payments , retailers, card payments, UK

Mastercard and Visa lose legal round against UK retailers

News | Payments General | 18 Jun 2020

UK’s Supreme Court has come down to the decision that Visa and Mastercard infringed EU antitrust rules by illegally restricting competition in the acquiring market.

UK, MasterCard, Visa, retail, retailers, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, Asda, Argos, transactions , multilateral interchange fees, MIFs, Court of Appeal, Europe, European Unions

Card-based transactions to render lower fees by the end of 2015

News | Ecommerce | 02 Feb 2015

The Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) Committee of the European Parliament has agreed with the Council to set pan-European limits to multilateral interchange fees (MIFs) for lower taxes by the end of 2015.

card, money, transactions , e-payments, merchants, lower, tax. regulation, EC, EP, ECON

Over 50% of high-value retailers will not pass on savings from cap on interchange fee to customers

News | Cards | 26 Jun 2014

Nearly 59% of high-value merchants in the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Poland will not pass on savings from the proposed EU cap on interbank fees on card payments to their customers, as they would prefer to invest the money into their own business, euractiv.com reports.

high-value retailers, savings, cap, interchange fee, card payments, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, credit card transactions, European Commission, Payment Services Directive