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Hey Payments Fanatic! Visa has launched a new collaboration with Amazon to provide Canadian consumers with more flexible payment options. Eligible Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and Scotiabank credit cardholders shopping on Amazon.ca or the Amazon app can now choose Installments enabled by Visa, allowing them to divide their

Hey Payments Fanatic! A U.S. judge has rejected a $30 billion antitrust settlement involving Visa and Mastercard, which aimed to limit fees charged to merchants for card transactions. Judge Margo Brodie of Brooklyn denied preliminary approval, influenced by opposition from merchants and trade groups like the National Retail Federation.

Hey Payments Fanatic! Apple has launched Tap to Pay on iPhone in Germany, enabling millions of merchants to use their iPhones for seamless and secure contactless payment processing in-store. Tap to Pay on iPhone makes it easy for businesses of all sizes to accept payments using contactless credit and debit

Hey Payments Fanatic! Klarna Ban is set to divest one of its key payments businesses due to conflicts of interest with competitors such as Adyen NV and Stripe Inc. An investor consortium led by serial entrepreneur Kamjar Hajabdolahi has agreed to acquire Klarna’s Checkout business in a deal valued

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Hey Payments Fanatic! China is actively encouraging Visa and Mastercard to reduce their transaction fees in the country. This initiative aims to facilitate payments for foreign visitors and enhance the acceptance of international cards among local merchants. The Payment & Clearing Association of China has been in discussions with global

Hey Payments Fanatic! As of June 4, 2024, Google has officially discontinued its GPay app and peer-to-peer payment services in the United States. This change follows an announcement made in February. The redesigned Google Pay, introduced in 2020 with the goal of simplifying money management and offering a mobile-first bank