Chargebee Notes Click to Cancel Compliance and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 1/17/25

Recurring payments specialist Chargebee said its Retention product is in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s Negative Option rule, or click to cancel rule. That rule intends to make canceling a subscription as easy as the sign up process among other stipulations.
Jupiter Payments said Get Honest Solutions, an independent sales organization that used Jupiter’s ISO in a Box platform, has launched. That service helps by aiding with compliance requirements and access to multiple vendors.
Synchrony Financial announced eligible holders of the three Mastercard-branded credit cards issued by Synchrony can now load the cards into Apple Pay for online and in-app use.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has penalized credit reporting agency Equifax $15 million for allegations it failed to conduct proper investigations of consumer disputes. Earlier in January, the CFPB took legal action against Experian, another credit reporting agency, over similar claims.
1Money Co., which is building service for stablecoin payments, said it emerged from stealth having lined up more than $20 million in funding.

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