BNPL Remains Broadly Popular, Despite Most Users Reporting Problems
Even though most users report having problems with buy now, pay later services, they’ve become broadly accepted across all income...
The Bitcoin Halving: This Time May Be Different
In addition to the presidential election and the Olympic games, you can add the halving of bitcoin as an event...
Hotels in China Are Finally Accepting Foreign Payments
China continues to loosen up its payments strictures in the hopes of attracting more foreign tourists. The latest decision reflects...
Young Americans Willing to Incur Debt for Travel Experiences
With Americans continuing to leave vacation days on the table—especially younger demographics—there’s a rising determination to travel, even if it...
No Reason to Panic Over Mastercard’s Assessment Fees
The Merchants Payment Coalition (MPC) is publicizing documents indicating that Mastercard is increasing its assessment fee as of April 15....
Next Step for Cross-Border Payments: Tokenization
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, along with six other central banks, will team up with the Bank for...
Canada’s Real-Time Payments Network: When Will It Ever Happen?
Payments Canada has still not found a new CEO to replace Tracey Black, who ran the organization for more than...
Nearly 80% of Americans Have Incurred Credit Card Fees
No one’s a fan of credit card payment fees and that’s evidenced in a recent survey from WalletHub, which revealed that...
Young People Are Deeply Entrenched in Payment Fraud
With the prevalence of online shopping and digital purchases, fraudulent transactions have become commonplace. In the past 18 months, 43%...
AI-Related Fraud Threatens Smaller Institutions
Smaller financial institutions are increasingly vulnerable to artificial intelligence-generated financial fraud, with the gap between them and larger institutions widening....
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