Survey: Cards Account for More than Half of Payments
Debit cards, cash and credit cards remain the most popular payment methods, according to recently released results from the Federal...
Payments
ABA: Bankers Working with Small Businesses to Protect Customers
Bankers are committed to helping small business partners as the payment industry leads the ongoing transition to chip-based EMV card...
Cordray Discusses Improvements in Payments System
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray focused on payments in his remarks at a meeting with the Community Bank...
Weekly Infobyte: What Is Your Favorite Use for Card Rewards?
Millennials like cash back; older generations are less likely to use rewards cards.
Keating Op-Ed: Don’t ‘Pin’ Card Safety Hopes on Static Technology
As the EMV card fraud liability shift took place on Oct. 1, ABA President and CEO Frank Keating pointed out...
ABA Issues Additional Resources on EMV Card Transition
As part of its continuing effort to help banks communicate with customers and media outlets about the Oct. 1 EMV...
Second Circuit Upholds NYC Ban on Credit Card Surcharges
There is no uniformity among the federal courts regarding the constitutionality of the “no surcharge” law. California recently held that...
Fed Action Allows Same-Day ACH to Move Forward
As ABA had advocated, the Federal Reserve today finalized changes aligning the regional Federal Reserve Banks’ FedACH system with NACHA’s...
ABA’s Johnson: Chip, Not PIN, Key to Securing Card Transactions
Responding in The Hill to claims by a retailer trade group, ABA SVP Doug Johnson made the case today that...
Keating Op-Ed: Debit Interchange Cap ‘Distorts the Marketplace’
The Durbin Amendment’s cap on debit card interchange fees is distorting the retail marketplace and harming consumers, ABA President and...
