Tom Nawrocki is a journalist specializing in the payments industry. As a writer for PaymentsJournal, he covers a wide range of topics including digital assets, cross-border payments, merchant payments, and emerging trends in the industry. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments, Tom keeps readers informed about the ever-evolving landscape of payment technologies.
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By: Tom Nawrocki
We are starting to see the first fallout from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s report this summer exploring the excessive payment fees charged by school lunch programs. A class action lawsuit claims that a New Jersey-based processor charges exorbitant transaction fees when it processes children’s school lunch payments.
Small businesses are searching for a set of “killer use cases” that will serve as catalysts for widespread instant payment adoption.
TGI Fridays has declared bankruptcy, leaving holders of nearly $50 million in gift cards uncertain about how they will be able to redeem them. The main question is whether the parent company or its franchisees are responsible for this debt.
Swiss financial giant UBS is the latest bank to launch a blockchain-based solution designed to facilitate cross-border payments. With the persistent delays and other challenges associated with international transactions, the financial landscape is evolving to one where individuals can easily move money worldwide.
By: Tom Nawrocki
Thousands of credit card readers at gas stations and supermarkets in Israel experienced issues this past weekend, potentially linked to a suspected cyberattack.
Visa is betting that the world needs a single card that covers debit, credit, buy now, pay later services, and potentially cross-border payments, and it’s bringing this concept—already thriving in Asia—to the U.S.
As cross-border payments fuel an increasingly globalized economy, concerns about fraud in these transactions have also grown.
By: Tom Nawrocki
Regulatory changes affecting the prepaid industry slowed both domestically and globally, with two major exceptions. In most of the country, efforts to tamp down card scams took a backseat, but Maryland passed a packaging law that could have broader ramifications for other states as well. Meanwhile, more states have legalized mobile sports betting and lotteries, opening new markets within the prepaid and stored-value ecosystem.
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