UK regulator turns cash saver with new credit card rules
FCA says new rules will save consumers between £310m and £1.3bn a year in lower interest charges.
FCA says new rules will save consumers between £310m and £1.3bn a year in lower interest charges.
Also hit with fine of £1.97m for not disclosing full price of an add-on product.
The “first and only” fintech addressing this credit card management issue for consumers, merchants and FIs.
Mobeewave to offer an in-person contactless payment acceptance solution on Samsung devices.
Stars Anyfin, CivilisedBank, Greenlight Financial Technology, Even Financial and Wealthsimple.
Plans for its mobile-only bank in Australia are edging forward.
Team up to launch pilot project offering virtual Visa credit card for shopping with Amazon Business.
There’s no right or wrong way to purchase anything online.
Toronto-based challenger Stack still in private beta – scheduled to launch publicly early this year.
Digital challenger bank launches its first product in the country.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is following in the wake of others.
Fraedom has been a Visa partner for nearly ten years.
JP Morgan will leverage the Virtual Payment Precept solution from TSYS to broaden its virtual card offering.
Identity authentication and secure card issuance company partners with payment card supplier.
Examining the latest weapon cybercriminals have acquired – data masking.
Revolut will no longer be relying on Wirecard for card issuing.
Starring Coinsilium Group, GMEX Technologies and Vaultbank.
An app that connects debit and credit cards to one Curve Mastercard.
Featuring Finastra, Cyberport, ME Bank, FIS, FinReach, Deutsche Postbank and Saxo Bank.
With Mountain America Credit Union and Bank of Cyprus for a new EMV dual-interface card.
Transaction control technology is headed to card and account holders in China, courtesy of UMF and Tranwall.
The first ever mobile banking app designed for holidays launched in Sweden. UK to follow.
2018 will see the launch of Root in South Africa, a bank account for developers.
What a merry time it was for fintech features in 2017.
Replacing its legacy Electra System with BPC Banking Technologies’ SmartVista platform.
Visa has come out victorious after the UK High Court dismissed the case against processing fees made by UK supermarket chain Sainsbury’s.
Mastercard and Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks (CYBG) have unveiled a seven-year agreement that allows for all CYBG debit, credit and commercial cards to use the Mastercard network.
Coming straight after yesterday’s (15 November) action, here’s our latest blockchain and Bitcoin round-up. Features Mastercard in a patent place, ING Bank opening up, and another warning from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority. Let’s start with yet another patent. Mastercard has jumped on the blockchain payments bandwagon by filing “Method and System for Instantaneous Payment […]
A trio of financial organisations have launched the AYA Universal Corporate MPU-JCB co-branded card in Myanmar – the nation’s first corporate credit card targeted for business payment use. Ayeyarwady Bank (AYA Bank), Myanmar Payment Union (MPU) and JCB International (JCBI), the international operations subsidiary of JCB, have teamed up for the new card which has […]
We got a trilogy folks. Following the payments round-ups on 8 November and 7 November, here’s more paytech action. Features PayPal, NCR, Samsung, Scotiabank, Mastercard and Eftpos. It’s been offering cross-border payments in India for a decade, but PayPal has now launched domestic operations in the country as it looks to take on Paytm and […]
Just yesterday (7 November) was a payments round-up, but here’s more action from the lively paytech place. Features Apple, Coinsilium Group, UMT United Mobility Technology, Visa and even the Olympic Winter Games. Apple, which is rarely out of the news, has set up Apple Pay Cash for person-to-person (P2P) payments in Messages. This feature is […]
Libya-based Bank of Commerce and Development (BCD) has signed for Finastra’s front-end software to launch a new online and mobile banking platform.
Access to Information (a2i, an innovation lab supported by the Bangladeshi government), Bank Asia and Mastercard have signed a tripartite memorandum of understanding (MoU) to facilitate financial inclusion in Bangladesh by making digital payment services accessible countrywide through the Union Digital Centres (UDCs).
Visa has unveiled its European debut of Visa Direct, its real-time payments platform that allows for person-to-person (P2P), business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) payments.
Myanmar-based Yoma Bank has implemented a new treasury and capital management (TCM) system, Fusioncapital Opics, supplied by Finastra (formerly Misys).
Consumer analytics company SelfScore has rebranded as Deserve.
Argentina-based fintech start-up Ualá has launched a mobile banking service app to champion financial inclusion in the country.
Mastercard announced it has tested and validated its blockchain and will be opening access to it via a set of three APIs published on the Mastercard Developers website. The APIs include the blockchain core API, the smart contracts API, and the fast pay network API.
Ohio-based Sutton Bank says it has “married old-fashioned wisdom with cutting-edge fintech” for US businesses and their employees. The resulting product is particularly relevant in today’s “gig economy”.
Whether it’s prepaid card time or financial crime, the world of blockchain and Bitcoin is a lively one. This latest round-up features BitFlyer, Visa, Accuity, R3 and SIA. Tokyo-based Bitcoin exchange BitFlyer has unveiled a Visa prepaid card that can be charged with Bitcoin in yen and used throughout Japan. It can be charged via […]