Tag: Washington D.C.

Explore how Washington D.C. influences payments and banking through federal regulation, legislative action, agency oversight, and policy debates shaping financial services and digital commerce.

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D.C. May Experiment with Swipe Fee Limits

by Tom Nawrocki

February 21, 2025

Washington, D.C., could be the next jurisdiction to tackle credit card swipe fees. According to an exclusive from Axios, 13 ...

India’s Presidency and G20 Leadership Calls for Coordinated Plan to Reduce Crypto Risks

by Craig Lancaster

April 11, 2023

With a little more than seven months remaining in India’s G20 presidency, the country’s finance minister is renewing the call ...

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Tag: Washington D.C.

D.C. May Experiment with Swipe Fee Limits

India’s Presidency and G20 Leadership Calls for Coordinated Plan to Reduce Crypto Risks

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