Companies have found there’s “almost nothing more engaging than a card,” CEO Mike Milotich said this week in an interview.

The chief financial officers are leaving the payments players as the companies grapple with separate challenges.

Riverside Payments and its affiliates agreed to pay $600,000 to resolve allegations they misled small businesses about ...

The rent-rewards startup aims to stretch beyond housing payments and credit cards by buying Lava, a technology firm that ...

The processor has started engaging with potential buyers for the sale of some of its assets, the CEO said. It has also ...

The tech giant envisions its digital wallet assuming a larger role in commerce than merely point-of-sale payments, Google’s ...

The super-regional rolled out a faster onboarding experience and added insights for business owners, said Chris Ward, head of ...

Some banks and other payment players lament how agentic commerce has steamrolled ahead without “rules of the road” for ...

The Federal Reserve’s debit card interchange rule doesn’t follow the intent of Congress in setting a limit for swipe fees, an ...

Mlynarski returned to Elavon this year after a stint at Bank of America, where he led merchant services and receivables. He ...