PayPal wants to make crypto transactions less risky.
Mastercard is acquiring Minna Technologies, which specializes in letting bank and card customers manage (and cancel) subscription services.
Mastercard’s interest in this tech could help legitimize crypto in the broader scheme of traditional finance.
Walmart will soon roll out an option that would allow consumers to pay for online orders directly via instant bank account transfers.
Major US banks are being probed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) over how they handle fraud on P2P payments app Zelle.
PayPal is harnessing purchase data to join the ever-growing list of companies with a new offshoot advertising business.
But the new don’t require platforms to report how they interact with credit bureaus, keeping many transactions in a black box.
Stripe wants to make crypto payments seamless as it steps back into the market.
One study projects the continent’s digital payment ecosystem will grow 30% a year through 2025.
European regulators found that the tech giant broke the region’s laws with its ban against making purchases outside its App Store.
The tech could help the financial institution find cyber criminals and figure out your spending habits early.
The bank’s out-of-this-world patent for “space-based payments” relies on blockchain networks, satellites and stablecoins.
Many people are using buy now, pay later (BNPL) options to circumvent more rigid aspects of credit cards, The Wall Street Journal reported.
PayPal may offer users a credit for cryptocurrency that they have to pay back later.
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According to the US Commerce Department released Wednesday, retail sales dipped slightly month-over-month in October, falling just 0.1%.
According to a Lloyd’s study published Wednesday, a cyberattack on global payments systems could cause $3.5 trillion of economic damage.
PayPal’s filing could signal that the company is trying to build the same public trust that traditional financial institutions have.
Apple wants to make sure your toddler (or a hacker) doesn’t run away with your Airpods.
Stripe may be looking to expand its roster of offerings.