Justin Bachman

The buy now, pay later provider is debuting a savings account to lure more people away from banks and into its ecosystem.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a settlement between the card networks and 12 million merchants over card-swipe fees is fair and reasonable.

The payments organization’s new push-credit rules force receiving financial institutions to monitor for fraud more closely.

The finance-automation software company is focused on AI and an eventual initial public stock offering, its president said.

The state’s governor signed a buy now, pay later act that forces providers to register with Illinois regulators and face new loan disclosure mandates.

As mobile devices and government regulators embrace facial recognition technology, your face is becoming both wallet and identification.

An early Stripe executive predicts big advances for the growth of consumer-level, real-time payments over the next 18 months.

Retail and restaurant groups say federal credit union regulators imposed an “unlawful” rule preempting an Illinois law that curbs payment card fees.

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A court official appointed for the swipe fee settlement is working through about 40,000 merchant claims issues, based on a quarterly update.