Why Does Gen Z Commit So Much Fraud?
The rate of fraud committed by Gen Z is higher than other generations. Gen Z is the most likely generation...
Another Credit Union Succumbs to a Ransomware Attack
A ransomware attack on a credit union in Dublin, California, has disrupted online banking services for more than 500,000 members....
India Unites with Four Other Asian Nations for Cross-Border Agreement
India’s United Payment Interface (UPI) is set to connect with four other Asian central banks to establish an instant cross-border...
Supreme Court Opens the Door for Swipe Fee Revisions
The Supreme Court has ruled that a convenience store has the right to challenge a 2011 Federal Reserve ruling setting...
Visa’s Emergency Card Replacement a Boon for Travelers and Issuers
Recognizing the popularity of both travel rewards cards and digital wallets, Visa introduced its Digital Emergency Card Replacement, a new...
In a Reversal, Ether ETFs Are Poised for Approval
Shortly after it seemed that the ether ETFs would not come to market, new reports indicate that the U.S. Securities...
Rejection of the Swipe Fee Settlement Sets up New Battles for Merchants
Now that a federal judge has officially rejected the $30 billion swipe-fee settlement between Mastercard, Visa, and retailers, the credit...
A New Tool for Fighting Scams: Hitting the Pause Button
As members of the older generation spend more of their lives online, they become increasingly susceptible to fraud. Fortunately, new...
Take Your Pix: Brazil’s Instant Payments Are Heading Abroad
Pix, Brazil’s successful instant payment system, is expanding beyond its home country’s borders. Foreign tourists visiting Brazil will now be...
Pennsylvania Weighs Eliminating the Swipe Fee on Sales Tax
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is considering a bill that would eliminate interchange fees for credit and debit cards on...
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