PaymentsSource

Regulation

• Prospecting For Payments Gold A Rough Task In An Era Of Regulation, New Technologies

  PaymentsSource | May 16, 2012

  ORLANDO–Banks want to strike gold again in payments, but they are still struggling to figure out which river to pan.

• Card Forum Overview: Payments’ Future Destinations Unclear

  PaymentsSource | May 14, 2012

  ORLANDO–If the annual Card Forum and Expo staged here last week were a car on a family trip, attendees played the roles of restless kids in the backseat asking, “Are we there yet?”

• Bureau Shows Savvy In Scaling Back Proposed Card-Fee Limits

  PaymentsSource | April 30, 2012

  WASHINGTON–When the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently announced it planned to scale back proposed limits on credit card fees, consumer groups and some in the media immediately criticized it.

• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Paves Way For New Arbitration Limits

  PaymentsSource | April 24, 2012

  WASHINGTON–The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seeking input for a study that could pave the way for new limits on consumer arbitration clauses.

• Discussions Could End Impasse Surrounding New Jersey Gift Card Law

  PaymentsSource | April 18, 2012

  American Express Co., InComm and other prepaid card marketers are in discussions with New Jersey officials and lawmakers that could bring an end to a situation that caused the removal of certain prepaid cards from retailers' shelves in that state.

• U.S. Treasury Sets March 2013 Deadline For Paperless Benefits Payments

  PaymentsSource | April 17, 2012

  Patience has been a common virtue for businesses, financial institutions or agencies seeking to convert consumers to electronic payments and do away from paper checks.