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Ant Group increases transaction limits

The Paypers

Ant Group , the fintech affiliate of Alibaba Group Holding, has increased the mobile payment transaction limits for overseas visitors to Alipay and international e-wallets in China.

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Ant Group raises transaction limits for travelers on e-wallet services inline with new PBOC policy

Finextra

In response to China's new policies to facilitate international visits, Ant Group is raising single-transaction limit for international travellers using its cross-border payment services from USD 1000 to USD 5000; and annual cumulative transaction limit up from USD 10,000 to USD 50,000.

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Mastercard increases European contactless transaction limits

Payments Source

Mastercard is part of an expanding trend toward easing restrictions to entice consumers to choose contactless payments over cash and plastic during the coronavirus.

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EBA urges Europe to increase contactless transaction limit

The Paypers

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has issued a statement urging the European payments industry to increase contactless transaction limits to EUR 50 (USD 54.97).

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Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland to let customers set their own transaction limit

The Paypers

Lloyds Bank , Halifax , and Bank of Scotland have announced they will allow customers to set their own contactless card limits when the new GBP 100 transaction limit starts in October 2021.

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Amex increases contactless transaction limits in 26 more countries

Payments Source

American Express has added 26 Caribbean nations to the list of countries where it’s raised the ceiling on contactless transactions that may be conducted without PINs, to reduce consumers’ exposure to touching PIN pads.

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UK Increases Contactless Transaction Limit to £45

PYMNTS

would raise the contactless pay limit from £15 ($17.43) to £45 ($52.29) in response to the coronavirus , which has sent waves of disruption through the world’s economies as people are encouraged to stop going out, and sectors of the public sphere have to close down in an attempt to stave off the spread of the virus.