Visa loses risk head Peter Bayley after 17 years
At Visa, Bayley held a number of roles which steered the firm’s fraud and risk management.
At Visa, Bayley held a number of roles which steered the firm’s fraud and risk management.
RTP is bound to cause swift changes for the customer-facing side and behind the scenes.
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GM’s credit card business has about $3 billion in outstanding balances.
The bank’s Spanish ATMs to be managed by the tech firm.
The two firms extend a deal signed in 2018.
Canadian firms partner up to debut new card.
Lithuanian central bank wants a more unified approach to innovation in the EU.
First Direct becomes fourth UK bank to offer Mastercard debit cards.
These requirements can present a challenge to financial services now leveraging containers.
FirstVision will be deployed on an outsourced basis.
FreedomPay activates its Commerce Platform solution for Barclaycard customers.
Zazu pivoted to digital banking in 2017.
The Oakland, California firm is tapping up investment banks.
Group claims 10,000 merchants on board in US.
Fiserv steps in as long-serving technology partner for retailer.
Red flags include late 2018 financials and a €156,000 lost lawsuit.
AmEx users can spread payments of more than €300.
This is a one of a kind partnership for Curve and Samsung.
French cooperative to replace paper-based system.
Hagues takes over from Amy Lenander, who heads stateside.
AmEx won initial approval in 2018 for a bank card clearing licence in China.
Stripe will directly compete with UK home market player GoCardless.
Diebold Nixdorf signs a contract worth $20m.
German bank will launch co-branded accounts using SIA platform.
Australian central bank examining the market in the wake of COVID-19
“Users visit our app on average one and a half times a day,” says CTO.
The Los Angeles-based challenger aims to “simplify” financial management.
Marqeta’s customers include Square, Uber, Instacart and DoorDash.
HPS has replaced two systems from ACI Worldwide and Bevertec.
The card is made up of 82% bio-sourced renewable materials.
The two firms will work on enabling more transactions for merchants.
The card has a £100 limit which can be refreshed every five days.
Users can add as many bunq +1s as they want for a flat fee of €2.99 each month.
Beta users of the bank will be first to receive the new cards.
Google is preparing to launch an Apple Card rival soon.
The cards are loaded with money from Italy’s €400 million Solidarity Fund.
Tune in to hear what Gemini’s MD for Europe, Julian Sawyer, thinks about digital currencies.
We have received more requests for extensions than ever before, so we are extending the entry deadline again until the end of April.
Global Payment’s Netspend president Kelley Knutson will head up the venture.