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To keep customers from abandoning the sale do everything to make the process smooth.

Square, Facebook and Google have also entered the peer-to-peer payments space.

The electronics payments company plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol 'SQ.'

Don't let a cash crunch ruin the good thing you have with your customer.

Having just released Windows 10, the tech giant is looking to pay out big bucks to bug hunters.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's new rules have been opposed by many trade groups.

Come Oct. 1, EMV chips will make it incredibly difficult for fraudsters to acquire sensitive credit card data.

A little effort upfront to get your invoices right often results in much more reliable cash flow.

Taking a page out of Bitcoin's playbook, the banking giant is exploring innovative ways to transact across borders without a bank account.

By linking a debit card to Facebook Messenger, you can send and receive funds through the social network.

If you're not ready for to transition to EMV chip cards by Oct. 1, you could put your customers and your business at risk. Here's what you need to know.

The growth of the sharing economy shows no signs of slacking, largely because entrepreneurs continue to innovate.

In some countries, credit cards aren't the payment method of choice. Here's what to know.

Leaving behind a steady income and starting your business introduces a conundrum: When do you get a prize?

The retailer is now offering digital marketing, payment processing and loans to the 600,000 business members who shop its stores and website each week.

For our 'If I Knew Then' Series, the CEO and co-founder of mobile-payment system Stripe discusses the importance of structure, benefits of working with family and finding product-market fit.

A new way to split the check when you're splitting a pizza.

Poynt's terminal accepts every form of payment, for any type of business.

The electronic payments firm agreed to settle charges by the U.S. Treasury Department that it violated numerous sanctions programs against several countries.

Maybe not but the move suggests a larger strategy.

The new features allows friends to send and receive money over the social network.