Three countries demonstrate why the US is behind in security and payment technology.
The United States Postal Service may become a digital currency exchange, and it's not as crazy as it sounds.
Signs indicate that Square is readying a launch in Australia, bringing its popular payment card dongle that enables checkouts on mobile devices, to our neighbors down under.
The European Commission is likely to reject MasterCard's appeal of the ruling that swipe-fees are anti-competitive, which may lead to a cap.
A poll conducted by the Associated Press-GFK has found some startling information regarding American consumers’ security habits after the Target card breach.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has proposed a rule that would allow it to oversee non-banking international money transfer businesses.
We ask Michael Braatz, SVP and Product Line Manager at ACI Worldwide to break down some of the findings in ACI's Wholesale Banking Fraud Survey.
In an effort to make payment transactions smoother between countries, the European Union had set a deadline for businesses to migrate their payment systems over to SEPA credit transfer (SCT) and SEPA direct debit systems, as opposed to the fractured, country by country system they currently rely on.
Alipay, the Chinese payment branch of Alibaba and considered the “PayPal of the East,” has issued an apology after discovering an employee plot to steal and sell user data.
In a new report by MasterCard Advisers, the holiday season actually saw holiday spending rise 3.5 percent, a modest growth in comparison to last year's.
