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Enfuce brings 2-in-1 debit and credit card to UK

Finextra

Finnish-founded card issuer and payment processor Enfuce is bringing its two-in-one debit and credit card to the UK, France and Germany.

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Credit Card Decline Codes Explained

EBizCharge

As consumers increasingly rely on digital transactions, they may face the frustrating experience of a declined credit cards. What are credit card decline codes? Credit card decline codes are specific error messages issued by a card issuer or bank when a credit card transaction can’t be processed.

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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.

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Demand for credit cards climbed this year

Payments Dive

Consumer demand for credit cards rose this year over prior years, and card issuers increasingly approved their applications despite the worsening economic climate.

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CFPB imposes $8 credit card late fee rate

Payments Dive

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized a rule that sets a “threshold” of $8 for late fees that can be imposed by large credit card issuers, and eliminates automatic inflation increases.

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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. Interchange Downgrade.

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Processing Costs: Differences in Debit & Credit Cards

Basis Theory

How Credit and Debit Cards Compare The fundamental difference between a credit and debit card is whose money is being used in the transaction: with a credit card, the consumer is borrowing from the card issuer , while with a debit card they are using their own money, stored with the issuing bank.