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Payment Week is a digital news platform that covers every corner of the payments industry through a convenient, concise, and accessible online platform. Founded by law experts in the field of money transmission – Payment Week keeps its subscribers ahead of the game with important news updates, insights, data, and analysis within the context of the payments industry. Through webinars, meet-ups, seminars, and conferences, Payment Week connects the dots between industry leaders and innovators – shaping the future of a global payments community. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesVisa, Stripe join AI protocol project
A growing consortium of payment and technology firms is coordinating on an open protocol designed so artificial intelligence agents can initiate and complete transactions online. The x402 Foundation is a nonprofit initiative hosted under the Linux Foundation’s umbrella, with a scope that includes maintaining shared specifications and reference implementations, coordinating member participation, and providing a neutral venue for payments and infrastructure companies to collaborate.
Backing the president’s fintech order
Joseph J. Schuster, an attorney with Ballard Spahr, co-leads the firm’s fintech and payment solutions group and advises companies across financial services. He works out of Denver. Fintech and Consumer Opportunity: Tools That Work New approaches in finance underpin economic mobility. Financial technology, often shortened to fintech, refers to the use of software, data, and modern digital infrastructure to deliver or improve financial services.
Is BNPL financing raising prices?
An advocacy organization said United States shoppers are paying more because merchants fold the added expense of buy now, pay later transactions into prices, and it urged stricter oversight of the payment market. The group’s Monday analysis argued that as installment checkout options expand into additional retail categories, they influence broader consumer pricing.
How PayPal may benefit Stripe
A potential move by Stripe, working with a large private equity partner, to purchase PayPal Holdings would create a heavyweight in digital payments with the capacity to pursue stablecoin initiatives and artificial intelligence-driven services, though any tie-up of two major payment platforms would likely face regulatory scrutiny across competition, consumer protection, and payments licensing.
Amex, Delta card spending soars
American Express is seeing stronger results as customers put more spend on its joint Delta Air Lines cards, and the carrier now projects the partnership will generate more than $9 billion in 2026. Delta Air Lines Update: Spending Surge on Co-Brand Cards On Friday’s second-quarter call, chief executive officer Ed Bastian praised the Amex loyalty card partnership tied to the airline’s program.
Visa-mastercard payouts inch forward
Businesses long awaiting payments from the Visa and Mastercard antitrust case now have a recurring status update detailing disbursements and contested claims in the review pipeline. For merchants, the damages settlement is primarily a backward-looking reimbursement process, while any forward-looking changes to acceptance rules or pricing typically depend on separate, court-approved injunctive relief and how it is implemented in practice.
Klarna Applies for U.S. Banking License: Utah Charter Bid Marks Next Phase
The buy now, pay later giant Klarna is gearing up to expand its suite of financial products. To advance that plan, the Sweden-born company filed on Monday with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Utah’s state banking regulator to secure an industrial loan company charter.
Real-Time Payment Networks: RTP and FedNow in Focus
Transfers are accelerating as banks connect to instant rails such as FedNow and the RTP network from The Clearing House, yet day-to-day consumer scenarios still rarely default to this option. According to Darragh Buckley, founder and CEO of Increase, that shift is underway as financial-technology startups enter the payments arena and pursue more agile payment solutions delivered through API connections to banks.
Payment Services for Adobe Commerce: Streamlining Operations With PayPal
This article is sponsored content presented by Adobe x PayPal. Promoted in partnership with Retailers win online not only through front-end polish but through back-office efficiency. As shoppers raise the bar, many teams rushed to expand payment processing, roll out new checkout flows, and add online payment methods. Stacking capabilities from different vendors and systems over time often leaves operations fragmented and harder to run. That fragmentation shows up in many forms.
The B2B payments infrastructure gap: Most platforms weren’t built for agentic AI
Sponsored Content — By Paystand. Sponsored Content By Paystand. For roughly ten years, finance teams have relied on rules-based software to route invoices, schedule ACH batches, and mark delinquent accounts — all triggered by predefined logic. A new paradigm is emerging: agentic AI, which enables sharper efficiency and optimization across business-to-business payment flows and the broader payment cycle. A B2B payment is a transaction where one business pays another business for goods or services.