Dec. 20, 2024
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The federal agency sued the operator of the pay-by-bank service as well as three bank owners, alleging they let fraud "fester" on the digital system.
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Buy now, pay later users in the U.S. tended to be returning customers under 35 years-old, according to a new analysis from LexisNexis Risk Solutions.
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The digital payments company’s CFO will become a director at the firm as it seeks to build out generative AI-enabled tools.
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Get inspired for 2025 with a look at the financial brands raking in the dough with best-in-class content marketing.
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The card network attributed the spike in fraud partly to criminals adopting artificial intelligence to execute their schemes.
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The federal agency says credit card issuers are charging cash advances fees of at least $10 on gambling transactions, even if those transactions are small.
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Brands across all industries are looking to keep customers closer, sell them more products, and provide them with better experiences. Learn how embedded finance helps in this report.
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