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What Mega-Stores Like Walmart and Target Don’t Want You to Know About Credit Cards

Electronic Payments Coalition

The Electronic Payments Coalition (EPC) released a new explainer document highlighting why retailers and their trade associations have historically pushed for greater usage of credit cards. Despite a recent campaign from some of the loudest voices in retail, credit cards have increasingly become the preferred option of commerce.

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Marqeta Introduces Tokenization-as-a-Service For Card Issuers

PYMNTS

Marqeta , the global card issuing platform, debuted its new Tokenization-as-a-Service (TaaS) product, which allows card issuers to access its tokenization technology, the Oakland, California-based company announced on Tuesday (Sept. It is used to instantly provision cards into a mobile wallet.

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BofA to reissue 4 million cards in rapid contactless push

Payments Source

While major card issuers such as Chase and Wells Fargo roll out NFC-enabled credit and debit cards incrementally, Bank of America is taking much more aggressive approach.

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What is a Surcharge Fee? How it Helps Consumers and Businesses

Stax

In an era defined by digital transactions and cashless payments, the process of paying for goods and services is more convenient, and increasingly reliant on credit card transactions. However, as the popularity of credit cards and digital wallet payments continues to surge, the costs associated with accepting them also do.

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Credit Card Fraud: It’s Still a Thing (and as Big as Ever)

FICO

But despite the COVID pandemic having effected massive changes in the ways consumers transact, credit card fraud is still a “thing,” and a big, ever-changing thing at that. Exactly how big credit card fraud is depends on where you look. Credit card fraud was the FTC’s second most-reported fraud type in 2019.

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How Card Issuers Can Stay Competitive In The Post-Pandemic World

PYMNTS

As consumers have been hit hard by the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, card issuers have seen a sharp impact to their business. In the immediate aftermath of the pandemic that pushed workers into indefinite furloughs and unemployment, credit card transaction volumes plunged by 30 percent.

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Visa Interchange Rates 2024: What You Need to Know

Stax

If your company accepts credit card payments ( which it should ), chances are, you’re going to be affected by Visa’s interchange rates. cards currently in use. So it’s virtually impossible for a business to not accept Visa cards. TL;DR Interchange rates are the fees charged by credit card networks.