James Pothen

The bureau will refer “potentially criminal conduct,” including “anti-competitive mischief,” to the DOJ for action, CFPB Director Rohit Chopra said Monday.

The bureau has received about 15,000 complaints in the last two years concerning medical debt collectors according to general counsel Seth Frotman.

The head of the payments company began an earnings call Thursday with a defense against a former employee's allegations of compliance improprieties.

American Express and Capital One cardholders can now see what rewards they would earn from purchases when checking out with Google Pay, the tech giant said in a blog post.

Block's Jack Dorsey wants to improve Cash App's customer service experience in order to entice more users to make it their primary bank, he said this week.

“The scale of fraud on the Zelle platform is unacceptably high,” National Consumers League Vice President John Breyault said.

State lawmakers are negotiating three separate proposals related to the buy now, pay later industry ahead of the end of the legislative session on Thursday.

The tech giant will allow installment plans from Affirm, as well from certain debit and credit cards, onto Apple Pay alongside its own BNPL service.

The company's finance chief compared the rollout of its partnership with Apple to the launch of its own payment card, saying the company preferred a “very thoughtful and controlled” approach.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has long wanted buy now, pay later loans to be listed on consumer’s credit reports. So why didn’t it include that in a March rule for the industry?