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Podcast: New technologies for increasing debit card revenue

Payments Dive

Despite the plethora of payment choices we have today, many of us are still using our debit cards. Carol Specogna, Fiserv's VP of card services, gives an overview of the market and talks about new technologies that FIs can leverage to boost their debit card revenue.

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A new administration spotlights cross-border payments

Payments Dive

general manager at Paysend and has nearly 30 years of financial services experiences, most recently serving as president of Catalina Card Services. He founded and led AccountNow, the first online D2C prepaid debit card company in the U.S., Matt Montes is U.S. which was acquired by Green Dot Corporation.

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US Justice Department sues Visa

The Paypers

Multinational payment card services corporation Visa has been sued by the US Justice Department for monopolising the debit card market while also charging substantial fees and inhibiting competition.

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Elan Brings Two-Way Fraud Alerts To Debit Cards

PYMNTS

Payments provider Elan Financial Services announced that along with Ondot Systems , the leading provider of mobile-based card services, they have enhanced the My Mobile Money app so that it now offers two-way fraud alerts for Elan processed debit cards.

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Report: Minding The Mobile Card Services Interest Vs Usage Gap

PYMNTS

They can also let consumers know something arguably more important: when a purchase posts to their credit cards or cards they share with partners or dependents. This is just one the many useful functions of Mobile Card Services (MCS) — the Swiss Army knife of card management.

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Binance suspends crypto card in Latin America and the Middle East

The Paypers

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has decided to suspend its crypto debit card services in Latin America and the Middle East.

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Mercury Launches into the Personal Banking Space

Finovate

The new accounts, dubbed Mercury Personal, will offer advanced banking tools such as free wire transfers, multiple debit cards with account-level controls, and will pay 5% APY on savings accounts at launch. Business banking fintech Mercury is expanding into personal banking. The cost is also a differentiating factor.