Today, PrivacyCheq announced a worldwide partnership agreement with KI Design LLC to distribute ConsentCheq CDK, its compliance solution for the EU General Data Protection Regulation.
A recent look at the mobile payments market suggests that it’s about to get a little riskier, as major firms get in on the action and regulation is left hard-pressed to keep up.
Provenir, a provider of risk analytics and decisioning solutions, made the announcement recently regarding the integration of its platform with Salesforce.
The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) awarded the first-ever BitLicense to Circle, a leading bitcoin wallet provider.
BitPay apparently filed a claim with Massachusetts Bay Insurance Company (MBIC) in December 2014 that it lost around 5,000 BTC worth around $1.8 million.
In an unprecedented decision, the CFTC maintains that bitcoin as well as other virtual currencies are deemed as a commodity under the Commodity Exchange Act.
Multiple retail associations have sent a letter of support for the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 (CISA) and urged the Senate to “act without delay” to help stave off cyber threats facing retailers across the nation.
Elliptic, a bitcoin security firm that specializes in analytics and monitoring, released a new online tool that can help businesses track payments on the blockchain in real-time.
FIS, a global establishment that specializes in payments technology and banking solutions, announced the launching of the Center of Regulatory Intelligence.
In light of the new bitcoin regulations imposed on virtual currency businesses based in New York, ShapeShift, a cryptocurrency exchange platform, has decided to shut down its operations in the area.
Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), is expected to release the official guidelines for New York’s BitLicense in the coming weeks.
Martin Neil Baily and Phillip L. Swagel, co-chairs of the Financial Regulatory Reform Initiative, have made a statement detailing how they foresee a potential catastrophe should there be another financial crisis.
Denmark has set a proposal that would allow select businesses to reject cash as a mode of payment starting January 2016.
As bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies balance their prices following a period of decline, a civil enforcement action has been made against a virtual currency business.
Apple is stepping up its lobbying efforts in the United States, with a good chunk of focus on the mobile payments front.
