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Cardless fuels growth with new $60M
The credit card fintech will use the fresh capital to hire and bolster its work with clients Coinbase and Bilt, co-founder Michael Spelfogel said.
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Shopify wants court to toss Sezzle lawsuit
The BNPL provider is misapplying antitrust law because it dislikes competition, Shopify said in a motion to dismiss Sezzle’s lawsuit.
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Opinion
Don’t conflate surcharges and ‘junk’ fees
“Payment processors and merchants must strongly oppose claims conflating credit card surcharging with mandatory or ‘junk’ fees,” say legal pros.
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PayNearMe raises $50M
Having previously expanded payment services with retail partners, the company now plans to use the capital infusion to enter new markets.
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PayPal, Google enter major tech pact
The digital payments pioneer has locked arms with the tech titan in a multi-year deal to pursue a “next-generation commerce and payments platform.”
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AI commerce portends potential fraud
As payments firms enable agentic AI shopping, secure transactions and safeguards are at the forefront of their initiatives.
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PayPal vet jumps to Extend as CFO
Francois Horikawa will become the spend management platform’s first chief financial officer as Extend taps $20 million in new capital.
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Remitly debuts tiered membership platform
Remitly One contains a “send-now-pay-later” feature that allows subscribers instant access to funds and a digital debit card that lets subscribers bypass foreign transaction fees.
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Google preps for bot payments
The tech giant launched a payments protocol to address online commerce challenges posed by agentic AI, partnering with Mastercard and PayPal.
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PayPal taps data for ad revenue
The digital payments pioneer is building an ad business that relies on transaction data, expanding this week with off-site ads in Europe.
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Cash App lures BNPL card users
Block has drawn 1 million consumers to its Cash App debit card with post-purchase BNPL, creating a “next-gen” credit card clientele, the company’s CFO said.
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Plaid to pay for JPMorgan data
Under the agreement between the two companies, the bank will be paid for sharing consumer data with Plaid. Fintech groups excoriated JPMorgan for the new access fees.
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Fiserv detects profit as gov’t ditches checks
The payments giant is among numerous companies stalking new business as the U.S. government transitions to electronic transactions.
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PayPal introduces payment links
The peer-to-peer payment provider is enabling consumers in the U.S. to receive payments via custom links.
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Opinion
APR caps would shrink access to credit
“Well-meaning legislation shouldn’t leave behind the very people it intends to help,” writes one bank CEO.
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PayPal CEO rejects stablecoin threat
Alex Chriss doesn’t view the ascendent cryptocurrency as a threat, but rather an advantage.
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Bill CEO defends performance
The payments fintech has “massive” growth potential, says its founder. Two activist investors are likely to demand pursuing that aggressively.
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Maverik expands cardless payment options
The retailer’s partnership with Piston lets professional drivers initiate a fuel payment via QR or authorization codes.
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Fed lifts FedNow limit to $10M
As financial firms flock to instant payments, the Federal Reserve has pitched FedNow as a way to ease internal transfers, corporate payroll and big transactions.
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Visa, Mastercard push more tokenization
The card network giants want more merchants and consumers using cards with security tokens to increase transaction volume and to reduce fraud.
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Klarna counts on retailers for growth
As Klarna becomes publicly traded, the BNPL giant says the availability of its services at retailers such as Walmart and Macy’s correlates strongly to future growth.
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Stablecoin advances crypto adoption
Once large banks and big payments companies “start leaning in, then obviously that gets the flywheel going,” says Taxbit CEO Lindsey Argalas.
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Corpay mulls asset sales
The fleet payments company may sell its third-largest payments segment, and it’s already put two non-core vehicle businesses on the sales block.
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Activist investor targets Bill
Bill Holdings’ weak revenue growth and sagging stock attracted a prominent hedge fund to buy a large stake in the payments and accounting software firm.
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Retrieved from Couche-Tard.
Circle K grows fleet payment options
Alimentation Couche-Tard is partnering with Relay to add more than 500 truck-accessible locations to the fintech company’s network.