Debit/Credit

COVID-19 pushing the U.S. to start catching up with the world on issuance and acceptance of contactless cards.

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As a generation that shows more discretion in spending habits, millennials look to technology—and mobile in particular—to help them manage money and get the best deals and consumer rewards.

Sometimes industry self-regulation does a better job protecting consumers than government regulation does.

The next time you look at the chip on your debit or credit card, consider this: We will soon mark the three-year anniversary of the EMV liability shift for point-of-sale transactions in the U.

Five decades after they were first unveiled in Swinging London as marvels of secure, cash-dispensing convenience, automatic teller machines are more vulnerable than ever—thanks to a wide array of attacks that include skimming devices, malware, intercepted communications, outright theft of the machines—and a new technique known as “jackpotting.

The payments industry has grappled with rising merchant attrition for quite some time.

In 1967, Thurgood Marshall became the first black U.

EMV has been a much-discussed payments topic in recent years.