More than 97% of Visa credit and debit card issuers have accepted last month’s offer from Visa Inc., Heartland Payments Systems Inc. and Heartland’s acquirers to settle claims related to the payment processor’s 2008 network data breach, according to the companies.
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97% Of Visa Issuers Accept Heartland Settlement Offers
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