Using Traditional Payment Rails to Enable Blockchain Payments Is Not the Best Solution
The advantage to a virtual currency, should one ever be accepted in the US as legal tender, is that it...
Read moreDetailsThe advantage to a virtual currency, should one ever be accepted in the US as legal tender, is that it...
Read moreDetailsIndia’s recent demand to localize data met with some resistance for an October 16, 2018 compliance date, though Mastercard was...
Read moreDetailsThe GDPR (General Data Privacy Regulation) passed in the European Union (EU) in May of 2018 and is one of...
Read moreDetailsLast week, I was delighted to sit on a panel session at this year’s European Women Payments Network in Amsterdam. The...
Read moreDetailsNew York Magazine grabs attention on the longstanding “honor all cards” issue with an eye-catching title: Are Other People’s Credit-Card...
Read moreDetailsThis PaymentSource article indicates that cryptomining viruses skip right through traditional virus detectors. The idea that criminals are simply stealing...
Read moreDetailsAccording to a Mercator survey, 65% of consumers are aware of Bitcoin. When consumers were asked, "Have you opened a...
Read moreDetailsLet’s work backwards. Most banks know that the final deadline to comply with PSD2’s Regulatory Technical Standard (RTS) is 14th...
Read moreDetailsAs we try to keep readers informed about how blockchain is advancing (or not) across the commercial banking and payments...
Read moreDetailsThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled that mandatory union dues for representation were not constitutional. The administration is proposing another rule...
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