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Hey Payments Fanatic! China is actively encouraging Visa and Mastercard to reduce their transaction fees in the country. This initiative aims to facilitate payments for foreign visitors and enhance the acceptance of international cards among local merchants. The Payment & Clearing Association of China has been in discussions with global

Hey Payments Fanatic! As of June 4, 2024, Google has officially discontinued its GPay app and peer-to-peer payment services in the United States. This change follows an announcement made in February. The redesigned Google Pay, introduced in 2020 with the goal of simplifying money management and offering a mobile-first bank

Hey Payments Fanatic! Recent state license applications have unveiled new insights into Elon Musk's ambitious plans for X, previously known as Twitter. His vision aims to evolve the platform into an "everything app" by integrating a comprehensive payments network into its existing social media framework. Expanding

Hey Payments Fanatic! Stripe is likely to offer another employee stock tender soon, according to co-founder John Collison. In a conversation with David Rubenstein for an upcoming episode of Bloomberg Television’s “The David Rubenstein Show: Peer to Peer Conversations,” Collison hinted at another potential tender offer, marking the company’

Hey Payments Fanatic! Apple has announced that Apple Pay support at checkout will soon be available across all desktop web browsers on all platforms, including Windows. During the recent WWDC event, Apple introduced a new strategy to extend Apple Pay support beyond the Safari browser and the Mac OS ecosystem.

Hey Payments Fanatic! Visa and Mastercard's proposed $30 billion settlement, aimed at limiting credit and debit card fees for merchants, is facing potential rejection. U.S. District Judge Margo Brodie of Brooklyn indicated she is likely to disapprove the settlement, citing court records from a recent hearing. Judge&