Changes from Visa Mean Americans Will Carry Fewer Credit, Debit Cards
Visa has announced major changes to how credit and debit cards will operate that will make the 16-digit number printed on every card increasingly irrelevant.
This Month in History: The First Credit Card
The BankAmericard launched through what became known as the “Fresno Drop,” a mass mailing of plastic credit cards to 60,000 residents of Fresno, California.
Wakefield Card Company Acquired by a CUSO
Wakefield-based Primax, a company that designs and supports payment card programs for credit unions and community banks, has been acquired by a Florida-based credit union service organization (CUSO).
U.S. Bill Payment Transformation: the Momentum Accelerates
Banks and billers have long focused on outsourcing payments capabilities to third parties, largely to provide as much flexibility as possible to consumers while minimizing overhead costs.
New Credit Cards Top 80M In Q4, ABA Hails Responsible Spending
The number of new credit cards opened in last year’s...
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