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Fast and Flexible, Not Furious: How Top Card Issuers Win the Race

Fintech News

The good old Need for Speed game is played in many industries, including card issuance. Card issuers need for speed exists on several levels, and we at OpenWay see this firsthand, since our Way4 card management software is used by top banks, processors and fintechs around the world.

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CFPB warns card issuers on credit reports

Payments Dive

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has threatened action over card issuers not reporting full consumer payment data for tracking credit histories.

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What card issuers need to know about 3DS

Payments Dive

Card programs can increase purchase authorization rates without taking on undue fraud-liability risk with 3-D Secure (3DS). Here’s what it is and how card issuers can leverage it.

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Unlocking the potential of card issuer processors: Challenges and opportunities

The Payments Association

Card issuer processors face integration, compliance, and fraud challenges but can stay competitive by streamlining processes and enhancing customer experiences. Read more

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Ultimate events guide for card issuers and payments professionals in 2024-2025

The Payments Association

Explore the must-attend conferences and expos for card issuers and payments professionals to stay ahead of industry trends and enhance networking opportunities. Read more

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Why Click to Pay integration is now critical for card issuers

The Payments Association

The card scheme Click to Pay mandate underscores this evolution, making it mandatory for issuers to adopt a more streamlined, card-on-file experience that prioritises security and user convenience. Emphasising speed, adaptability, and customer experience is key to staying competitive.

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Card issuers defend late fees

Payments Dive

senators, the top 10 credit card issuers outlined their late fee practices and warned of potential consequences if fees are capped as the CFPB has proposed. In responses to a group of U.S.