Congress’ New Digital Assets Chairs Have a Crypto-Friendly History
The incoming U.S. Senate will have its first-ever subcommittee on digital assets, chaired by longtime bitcoin advocate Cynitha Lummis (R-Wyo.)....
Read moreDetailsThe incoming U.S. Senate will have its first-ever subcommittee on digital assets, chaired by longtime bitcoin advocate Cynitha Lummis (R-Wyo.)....
Read moreDetailsPoint-of-sale (POS) systems have evolved far beyond simply processing transactions at brick-and-mortar retailers, according to a trends report from Shopify....
Read moreDetailsThe chief information security officer at cybersecurity company Fortiguard has raised concerns after encountering a new type of “no-phish” phishing...
Read moreDetailsJanuary 9 marks the deadline for all payment service providers (PSPs) in the eurozone to be able to receive instant...
Read moreDetailsThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has sued credit bureau Experian, citing instances where the organization failed to adequately address...
Read moreDetailsGift cards continue to be a popular present, with more consumers increasingly using them to buy everyday essentials, leaving fewer...
Read moreDetailsAmid the surging demand for cross-border payments, India’s BRISKPE has launched a platform designed to provide global reach for even...
Read moreDetailsThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has finalized a rule banning medical bills from being considered on credit reports. This...
Read moreDetailsOnline retailers are highly likely to express interest in working with a payments provider that demonstrates a commitment to ESG...
Read moreDetailsCalifornia’s ban on overdraft fees at ATMs went into effect at the start of the year. Coupled with the Consumer...
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