Business News Klarna Introduces a Debit Card, Allowing Users to ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ on the Spot Five million customers are already on the waitlist for the Klarna Card. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Card Skimming Is On The Rise — Here’s How To Prevent Your Information From Being Stolen By Madeline Garfinkle
Business News Treasury Sending Out 4 Million Prepaid Debit Cards With Stimulus Money By Tanza Loudenback
Business News Visa, MasterCard $7.25 Billion Settlement With Retailers Is Thrown Out The case will return to the Brooklyn federal court, where it will be overseen by U.S. District Judge Margo Brodie. By Reuters
Building a Business Wal-Mart Sues Visa for Resisting Use of PIN-Based Transactions Banks and payment network operators are favoring the use of chip cards verified by signatures By Reuters
Business Accounting 4 Reasons Merchants Should Make the Switch to EMV Now Later this year, the more secure point-of-sale terminals will be required by law and most likely expected by consumers. By Tyler Vaughey
Building a Business U.S. Top Court Rejects Challenge to Debit Card ‘Swipe Fees’ Rules The decision deals a blow to retailers, grocers and restaurant owners who argued the charges were unfairly high. By Reuters
Business Operations & Logistics Home Depot Suffers Possible Data Breach, Tries to Ease Customer Fears The world's largest home improvement retailer may be the latest victim of a credit and debit card breach. By Kim Lachance Shandrow
Building a Business Why Your Credit Card Company Wants to Replace Magnetic Strips With Microchips Magnetic strip credit cards will soon be extinct in the U.S. Here's the technology that will replace them and what you need to know about it. By Kim Lachance Shandrow
Tech Online Debit, Credit Fraud Will Soon Get Much Worse. Here’s Why. Adoption of better safeguards in the physical world will drive criminals to electronic theft, argues payments validation entrepreneur. By Rajesh Ramanand
Building a Business Fed Throws Latest Punch in Swipe-Fee Brawl The U.S. Federal Reserve says it will appeal an earlier decision from the U.S. District Court that challenged the swipe-fee regulations set by the central bank. By Catherine Clifford
Building a Business In a Win for Small Merchants, Judge Overturns Fed Ruling on Debit Card Fees In the ongoing saga between the nation's biggest banks and small retailers over swipe fees, the courts rule in favor of Main Street. By Catherine Clifford
Building a Business 5 Questions You Must Ask Your Credit Card Processor Confused about payment schedules and hidden fees? We'll walk you through the fine print. By Catherine Clifford
Business Accounting Most Retailers Saving Big on Debit Card Processing Fees Federal Reserve report shows financial reforms are making a difference for merchants, although some say it's not enough. By Catherine Clifford
Business Accounting What New Debit-Card Fees Could Mean For Swipe Reform and Small Businesses As banks start charging customers who use debit cards, many owners are wondering how this might hit their wallets. By Diana Ransom
Business Accounting Swipe-Fee Relief: Will Your Business Really Save? Here are four ways big banks might change their practices in light of the new law that cuts what they can charge for debit-card purchases. By Carol Tice