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Atomic Looks to Ease the Subscription Economy for Consumers Via a New App That Works Inside Banks’ Apps

Recurring payments like subscriptions have been gaining increasing attention as more businesses supplement one-off sales and as banks and billers look for ways to automate the process for consumers within their own apps. Now the capability to make and control recurring payments is coming to consumers on their mobile phones. …

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Eye on Dining POS: NCR Voyix’s QR Code App; Olo Works With MenuSifu

Point-of-sale technology for the ultra-competitive restaurant market gained even more momentum Monday as several key players unveiled new solutions. The announcements were in conjunction with the annual National Restaurant Association show taking place in Chicago. Digital-commerce technology platform NCR Voyix Corp., formerly NCR Corp., introduced its Aloha Pay-At-Table technology, an …

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COMMENTARY: Why Merchants Should Embrace Network Tokenization

If you know anything about the payment space these days, you know that the natives are restless. Merchants have been fed up with interchange rates for years, with no shortage of lawsuits to voice their complaints. Even after winning the right to pass on interchange costs to the consumer, merchants …

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A Bill That Would Cut the Number of Banks Covered by Durbin Advances Out of Committee

A bill containing a provision that would raise the asset threshold for debit card issuers covered by the Durbin Amendment narrowly passed in a vote late Thursday by the House Financial Services Committee. The committee voted 24-22 in favor of advancing the bill, called the Bank Resilience and Regulatory Improvement …

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Will Its Supreme Court Victory Embolden an Already Activist CFPB?

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s victory at the Supreme Court on Thursday answers for now the question of its constitutionality and may quiet the agency’s critics, who view it as a largely unnecessary agent of federal power operating with an overly aggressive agenda. But some payments experts fear the decision, …

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MagTek Teams with KwikPOS on Handheld Device and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 5/17/24

Point-of-sale technology provider MagTek Inc. said it has worked with KwikPOS, a developer of POS systems for restaurants, to develop a handheld device that links to MagTek’s gateway and uses the company’s mobile card reader. Tassat Group Inc., a real-time settlement platform based on blockchain technology, announced it will work with cross-border …

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Supreme Court Upholds CFPB Funding and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 5/16/24

The U.S. Supreme Court early Thursday upheld the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by a 7-2 vote, reversing an October 2022 ruling by a federal appeals court in New Orleans that had held the means by which the bureau is funded violates the U.S. Constitution. The CFPB, created in 2008, receives its …

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Eye On Travel: Worldline’s Virtual Card Platform; Consumers Are Traveling More

The big processor Worldline S.A. is working with Visa Inc. to launch a virtual business-to-business card-issuing facility for online travel agencies. The deal marks the first foray for Paris-based Worldline beyond payment processing.  The partnership will integrate Worldline’s Merchant Services Acceptance capabilities with its Financial Services Card issuing platform to …

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Flywire Widens Invoicing Access and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 5/15/24

Flywire Corp., a specialist in payments for higher education, said it has widened the availability of its third-party invoicing platform, which lets third parties pay tuition and fees on behalf of students. Buy now, pay later provider Afterpay said Gen Z consumers—those born between 1997 and 2012—increased first-quarter 2024 spending at small …

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Merchants And Banks Prepare for Battle Over the Fed’s Proposed Debit Adjustments

The National Retail Federation and the Merchants Payments Coalition have lined up against the Federal Reserve, arguing that while a rate reduction on debit card transactions is welcome, the Fed’s proposed pricing does not go far enough. The two industry trade groups sent their respective letters to the Fed on …

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