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Visa Credential Tech Coming to U.S. and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/12/24

Visa Inc. announced it is bringing its Visa Flexible Credential to the U.S. market, starting with Affirm Inc.’s Affirm Card, a debit card that supports buy now, pay later functionality. The network simultaneously is launching the technology in the United Arab Emirates. The flexible credential technology enables users to make payments from a …

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Amid a Drop in Hardware Sales, Lightspeed’s Revenue Rises 20%; NCR Voyix Reverses a Quarterly Loss

Point-of-sale system maker Lightspeed Commerce Inc.’s transaction-based revenue jumped 33.5%, according to the company’s fiscal second quarter results ended Sept. 30. Meanwhile rival NCR Voyix Corp. posted $1.1 billion in net income in its third-quarter revenue, reversing a year-ago loss. Montreal-based Lightspeed says its transaction-based revenue totaled $183.8 million in …

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Nacha’s Pay by Bank Definition Work and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/1/24

Nacha, the regulatory body for the automated clearing house network, said its Payments Innovation Alliance group has initiated an effort to define the term “pay by bank” for various industry stakeholders. Flexa announced it will now process digital-currency transactions for more than 750 Sheetz convenience stores in the Mid-Atlantic region. The …

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Mastercard Looks for Growth Across a Widening Field

Mastercard Inc.’s top management on Thursday made it plain its ambitions for the card payments company have widened dramatically in recent months as the network looks for expansion in such areas as open banking, cybersecurity, tokenization, and consulting for merchants. It’s also eyeing its opportunities in the massive China market, …

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How the CFPB’s Data Privacy Rule for Open Banking Could Impact Merchants’ Swipe Fees

While the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is being sued over its data-privacy rule, merchants remain optimistic the regulation will help them reduce the impact of swipe fees by making account-to-account payments widely available at the point of sale. The key is open banking, which paves the way to developing payment …

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Clearent’s New PayFac Service and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/22/24

Clearent by Xplor launched its payfac as a service product to help software companies more easily embed payment acceptance into their applications. Fiserv Inc. announced it has agreed to build financial services into the digital platform operated by DoorDash, the online delivery service. Payments provider Shift4 Payments Inc. announced it will acquire transactions for …

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The FTC Releases Its Final Click-to-Cancel Rule

More than a year after proposing a click-to-cancel rule for subscriptions and recurring transactions, the Federal Trade Commission released a final version of the measure, officially called the Negative Option Rule. Announced Wednesday, the rule’s five primary elements call for important subscription information to be truthful, clear, and easy to …

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Affirms Inks Deal with U-Pack and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/11/24

Buy now, pay later specialist Affirm Inc. has agreed to offer financing options to customers using ArcBest’s U-Pack moving company. Weave, a provider of payments and management software to medical practices, introduced Call Intelligence, technology based on artificial intelligence and aimed at analyzing data from patient calls. Payments processor HubSpot Inc. said it agreed …

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Square Finishes Its New Orders Platform While Square Partner PopMenu Looks to an AI Assist

Block Inc.’s Square point-of-sale technology unit announced late Tuesday it completed development work on a new platform it says offers improvements in ordering and payments. According to the brief announcement, the new technology offerings will include capabilities such as pre-authorization of transactions and bar tabs “to sellers of all sizes …

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BMO’s PaySmart Launches and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 10/9/24

Canada-based BMO Financial Group launched PaySmart in the U.S. market. PaySmart is a credit card feature that lets users divide transactions of $100 or more into installments over three, six, or 12 months at a monthly fee. Travel payments network UATP has added buy now, pay later platform Floa as another installment payment option. …

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