Visa brandishes Shieldpay for safe P2P payments
Getting clever for cards on peer-to-peer marketplaces.
Getting clever for cards on peer-to-peer marketplaces.
Will give firms access to payment cards and banking capabilities.
Online travel agency teams with Wirecard for multi-currency offering.
As it faces fierce local competition.
Visa and Billtrust have joined forces to develop Billtrust’s Business Payments Network (BPN).
IBM, Hyperledger and Bottomline are among Visa’s new partners for B2B Connect.
Making credit cards simple to get.
Nigerian payments firm also gets help from Tencent and Y Combinator.
Japanese post-pay outfit goes public with Visa backing.
All part of Visa’s commitment to invest up to $100m in fintech.
Will use Visa Direct, its real-time push payments platform.
In an effort to digitise the country by 2030.
Mobile payments coming to Piraeus customers.
Visa has just changed how it addresses the process for disputes on transactions, i.e. chargebacks.
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Half of which were in the UK.
“Where is the closest ATM?” or “Please cancel my card”.
Innovation benefits the entire ecosystem, states Visa Europe’s CEO.
Update – 2 June – situation now resolved.
Within minutes of applying for an OCBC Bank card, you could be using it via Apple Pay.
E-commerce titan could be taking on Visa, Mastercard and PayPal.
But it also faces tax problems in Denmark.
Fintech with flourish. Nourish your brain.
Watch out fintech folks, Spain gets a wearable look.
Allianz Prime app is “first of its kind” in insurance industry.
Team up to launch pilot project offering virtual Visa credit card for shopping with Amazon Business.
And a blame game with Visa begins.
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Fraedom has been a Visa partner for nearly ten years.
With Mountain America Credit Union and Bank of Cyprus for a new EMV dual-interface card.
Startupbootcamp has unveiled the launch of Startupbootcamp Scale, an innovation programme for growth stage start-ups in emerging markets.
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Spafinder, a marketing, gifting, incentives and rewards brand owned by Blackhawk Network, has unveiled new gift card technology, expanded distribution and additional partner services to make giving the gift of spa and beauty experiences easier for consumers and businesses.
It was a busy week for second- and fiscal third-quarter earnings reports, with American Express, Bank of America and Visa all beating Wall Street expectations, and Blackhawk Network, which also beat analyst predictions, talking international growth, double-digit digital gift card sales and new partner Target set to roll out in Q3.
Move over M-PESA, customers of a Visa-led bank partnership in Kenya will be able to send money to each other domestically without paying transaction fees using mVisa, and the payments network has added additional in-store merchant acceptance for the QR-code-based payment method.
Investors continue to show strong interest in fintech-based payments services providers, as Visa acquires an equity share in fast-growing Swedish e-commerce specialist Klarna, and startups Revolut and Tango Card land significant financing rounds.
Retail payments have taken another step into the future. Payment processor Payscout has launched a virtual reality system that employs Visa Checkout and enables consumers to examine products before ordering them for delivery to shoppers’ homes.
Visa is beefing up its Verified by Visa authentication service. The payments network said it’s upgrading its back-end to support 3-D Secure 2.0. The 3-D Secure messaging protocol was invented by the network more than 15 years ago and has become an industry standard for online authentication.
BitPay, a 2017 Pay Award winner, said this week that it has released its BitPay Visa Prepaid Debit Card in 131 countries. The card “makes it possible for users to convert bitcoin into a spendable dollar, euro or pound balance” on the card in a matter of minutes, the company said.
Payments compete for attention with “RegTech” while an overall lull in disruption suggests that fintech could be in the eye of a storm.