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Visa, Mastercard announce US merchant settlement

News | Payments General | 27 Mar 2024

US-based Visa and Mastercard have announced their legal settlement with US merchants, aiming to minimise and cap their credit card interchange rates. 

settlement, payments , payment processing, merchants, SMEs

Klarna receives USD 733,000 fine for GDPR shortcomings

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 13 Mar 2024

Sweden-based payments group Klarna has received a USD 733,000 fine for failing to adhere to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

GDPR, online payments, regulation, compliance

Binance facing bans in The Philippines and Nigeria

News | Cryptocurrencies | 22 Feb 2024

Following struggles to comply with local regulations, Binance is facing bans in The Philippines. Nigeria is also on the offensive against Binance and similar crypto firms.

cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency exchange, digital assets, regulation, compliance

Fidelity sets Bitcoin ETF fee at 0.39 percent

News | Cryptocurrencies | 04 Jan 2024

Fidelity has set its Bitcoin ETF fee at 0.39 percent, ahead of expected SEC approvals, in order to gain an early advantage and attract investors. 

Bitcoin, regulation, digital assets, encryption, EFT

NAB receives USD 1.4 million fine for wrongfully charging fees

News | Online & Mobile Banking | 22 Sep 2023

National Australia Bank (NAB) has received a USD 1.4 million fine from the Australian Federal Court for wrongfully charging fees.

banking, banks, regulation, payments , financial institutions

Greenwood faces missed payments allegations

News | Online & Mobile Banking | 24 Jul 2023

US-based banking app Greenwood has been sued and is facing allegations of missed payments after acquiring The Gathering Spot (TGS).

online banking, digital banking, acquisition, banking

Visa and Mastercard face an antitrust lawsuit

News | Online Payments | 18 Jul 2023

Visa and Mastercard have faced a lawsuit over alleged conspired vastly overcharge of the Square payment platform for increased retail prices for clients.

compliance, mobile payments, online payments, payments , digital payments, ecommerce, regulation

US SEC files a complaint against Bittrex

News | Cryptocurrencies | 20 Apr 2023

The US SEC has charged Bittrex with operating an unregistered national securities exchange, broker, and clearing agency.

cryptocurrency exchange, regulation, compliance, financial services

Robinhood to buy crypto exchange Ziglu for 60% less

News | Cryptocurrencies | 19 Aug 2022

Robinhood has diminished its acquisition offer for UK-based crypto exchange Ziglu, slashing the price tag from USD 170 million to USD 72.5 million, 60% less than the original offer.

acquisition, partnership, cryptocurrency exchange, crypto

ANZ New Zealand moves to FIS Modern Banking Platform

News | Online & Mobile Banking | 15 Aug 2022

ANZ Bank New Zealand has selected financial technology provider FIS to modernise its core banking capabilities.

online banking, cloud banking, banking, digital banking

Bank of America settles for USD 75 mln over excessive fees

News | Payments General | 17 May 2021

Bank of America has agreed to pay USD 75 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the bank of extracting overdraft fees it didn't earn from customers with savings and checking accounts, Reuters says.

Bank of America, settlement, bank account

Regulations in the payments industry: innovation enablers or bureaucracy burdens?

Voice of the Industry | Online Payments | 17 May 2021

Marco Conte of Payment Universe explains the dual perception the current payments regulations - such as Open Banking, SCA, surcharging, and AML6 - have across the industry

regulation, SCA, Open Banking, AMLD6, online payments

British supreme court ruling paves the way for GBP 14 bln Mastercard class-action lawsuit

News | Cards | 14 Dec 2020

British supreme court ruling has given the green light to proceed with a GBP 14 billion class action against Mastercard for allegedly overcharging 46 million British consumers for a period of 15 years.

MasterCard, UK, cards, fees, action suit, large companies, merchants, retailers, consumers

The US Department of Justice files antitrust lawsuit to stop Visa's purchase of Plaid

News | Payments General | 06 Nov 2020

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed an antitrust lawsuit to stop Visa’s proposed USD 5.3 billion purchase of the US-based financial services company Plaid.

Visa, Plaid , Department of Justice, US, acquisition, antitrust, lawsuit, payments platform, transactions , data aggregation

Apple bans Fortnite from the App Store after Epic Games introduces a direct payment option

News | Mobile Payments | 14 Aug 2020

Apple has banned Fortnite from the App Store after its creator, Epic Games added a new direct payment option for in-game currency on mobile.

Apple, Fortnite, App Store, Epic Games, direct payment option, in-game currency, V-Bucks, Google, payment options, iOS In-App Payment Processing Market, marketplace, payment method, fees

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

Trans and gender: An issue of non-conforming identities in today's digital world

Voice of the Industry | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 01 Apr 2020

Does the word 'identity' include under its umbrella notions of financial and social inclusion for everyone, or are there exceptions?, Simona Negru, content editor at The Paypers tries to find the answer 

Simona Negru, The Paypers, transgender, identity, iD, financial inclusion, social inclusion, accounts, payments , cards, banking services, law, regulations, authentication, verification, gender identity, personal information, banks, issuers, financial institutions, debit cards, credit cards, legal requirements

Bluefin to offer PCI-validated P2PE via Convenient Payments GovTeller payment solution

News | Cards | 25 Apr 2019

Bluefin has revealed it will provide the PCI scope reduction and security of PCI-validated point-to-point encryption through Convenient Payments’ GovTeller payment solution.

Bluefin, PCI, P2PE, payments , GovTeller Payment Solution, Convenient Payments, taxes, court fees, fines, government, cardholders, POS, credit card, debit card, security

Mastercard faces GBP 14 bln lawsuit due to high card transaction charges

News | Payments General | 17 Apr 2019

A court ruling has revived the possibility of a GBP 14 billion lawsuit against credit card company Mastercard.

MasterCard, card fees, merchants, credit card, debit card, card transaction charges, UK, payments