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Visa, Mastercard say CrowdStrike didn’t impact networks

Payments Dive

Still, cardholders may have been affected, particularly in Europe, as some bank card issuers were hit by the cybersecurity company’s update snafu.

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CFPB $8 late fee cap edges toward reality

Payments Dive

Despite an industry-backed lawsuit seeking to stop the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s new $8 late fee rule, bank card issuers are bracing for potential implementation.

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Visa, Mastercard depict bank failure impact

Payments Dive

As bank card issuers faltered this past weekend, the card networks monitored payments closely, Visa and Mastercard executives said at a conference.

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Debit routing rule tables turned on regulators

Payments Dive

Bank card issuers say there isn’t enough network competition to meet the July debit card routing rule deadline, adopting regulators’ argument to push back.

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Security Often Crimps Omnichannel Consumer Experience

Payments Source

Preventing fraud across multiple purchasing channels is the next major paradigm shift for bank card issuers and merchants.

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Omnichannel Security Too Often Crimps Consumer Experience

Payments Source

Preventing fraud across multiple purchasing channels is the next major paradigm shift for bank card issuers and merchants.

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Downgrading Credit Card

Payment Savvy

If you are one of the ten million-plus American businesses with a merchant processing credit card account, the chances are you are aware of an industry term known as interchange. Each new credit card transaction is assigned to what is known as a target interchange category. What Is Downgrading a Credit Card. What Is a Bucket?