Top credit card companies have stumbled on a winning formula at odds with almost every other sector of America’s inflation-obsessed economy: Raising their prices is good for business. A large number ...

US Senate passed the GENIUS Act with a decisive 68-30 vote this week. Here's why the bill poses a threat to the likes of Visa ...

Retailers could offer consumers who use their stablecoins a discount at checkout thanks to savings on interchange and ...

Stablecoins have become one of the hottest buzzwords in the world of finance as of late with US lawmakers on the cusp of passing the first guidelines for mainstream use of the cryptocurrencies ...

Major payment processors face stock pressure as retail giants explore stablecoin alternatives that could bypass traditional ...

A federal judge said Friday that card issuers Visa and Mastercard could likely withstand a "substantially greater" settlement with merchants who argued they overpaid swipe fees than the proposed $ ...

A federal judge on Tuesday rejected a $30 billion antitrust settlement under which Visa and Mastercard agreed to limit fees they charge merchants that accept their credit and debit cards.

Visa and Mastercard expressed disappointment with the outcome. The companies announced the settlement on March 26, aiming to resolve most of the litigation that began in 2005 over “swipe fees ...

The settlement agreement had stipulated a number of terms, including that Visa and Mastercard will roll back the posted swipe fee of every merchant by at least four basis points for at least three ...

A credit-card settlement that could save businesses billions was dealt a big blow. Here's what happens next and what businesses need to know. A nearly $30 billion settlement involving U.S ...

Bloomberg / Getty Images A federal judge on Tuesday shot down the proposed $30 billion swipe-fee settlement between Visa, Mastercard and retailers. This settlement would've limited the swipe fees ...

A $30 billion payout from the payment processing giants Visa and Mastercard to the merchants who say they’ve overpaid on swipe fees appears unlikely as a federal judge put the settlement on hold.