Oct. 9, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for payments leaders
The processor is working with a North Dakota state-owned bank to establish a new digital asset.
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City officials filed a lawsuit against the fintech, alleging it operates as a “modern-day payday lender,” charging customers exorbitant interest rates despite marketing its earned wage advances as “zero interest.”
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The digital payments provider has cooked up a new set of tools for restaurant clients as the contest to attract customers heats up.
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The Fintech Effect report reveals rising consumer expectations around AI, trust and speed—and how they’re shaping the future of fintech.
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A federal court will assess the plaintiffs’ claims and select one to shepherd a lawsuit on behalf of other investors suing Fiserv over its stock price decline.
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The credit card network giant added the social media company’s chief executive, Bill Ready, as it expanded its board to 12 members.
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Financial institutions spend an estimated $21.1 billion per year on fraud prevention and detection, yet nearly 60% reported an increase in attacks last year. Explore strategies for combating fraud in this Trendline.
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