With Bangladesh on Visa’s Target List, Credit Card QR Codes Are Here, There, and Everywhere
QR codes brought credit card and debit card payments to large, promising markets such as China, India, and Mexico through...
As Thomas Cook Tanks, Credit Cards Can Save the Day
If you are on holiday with 178-year-old British travel company, I hope you paid for the trip with a credit...
Losing Pounds In London: Payment Card Usage Overrides Cash
It always feels nice to have a pocket full of British currency in my wallet. It is more majestic than...
Credit Cards for the Rich and Famous in Taipei
This news story at Taipei Times will not displace the world famous American Express Black Card, but it is worth...
Citing Civil War-Era Laws, Lawsuit Challenges Asset-Backed Securities
Asset-Backed Securitizations fuel the credit card industry by allowing credit card issuers to originate loans, sell the assets in bulk...
FenFu For You: China’s Tencent Launches a Credit Card Product
It is fun to model payment volumes in China because revenue will soon measure in trillions of Chinese Yuan Renminbi...
Alt. Data and Credit Scoring: Interesting Idea at the Wrong Time
The concept of alternative data and credit card scoring needs to center on “why.” Credit is saturated in the United...
Chase Outmaneuvers Square, Putting Fun Into Fintech
Faster payments is a buzzword in retail banking which typically does not include credit card payments. The movement of money...
Standardizing QR Codes: ASEAN Fintechs Share Structures through Central Banks
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), is a ten-member state alliance of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines,...
Never Sleeping At Citi: Credit Cards Are Too Exciting to Miss
Chutzpah and global-aspirations were two words that defined Citi in the credit card business during the early 1980s. The bank...
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