Visa has announced that its upcoming U.S. credit card interchange fee changes will be delayed until April 2021 for every industry except grocery.
Read More >Visa and Mastercard have announced all credit card interchange fee changes will be pushed back from April to mid-July, citing the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More >The Durbin tipping point: new network fees could impose more than a half-billion dollars’ worth of additional charges on merchants.
Read More >Visa and Mastercard have settled a long-running antitrust case brought by merchants over unfair swipe fees.
Read More >To have a long-term effect on credit card interchange fees across the board, regulation - rather than a merchant-wide ban on certain card types - will be necessary.
Read More >The WSJ reports that Visa and Mastercard are close to reaching a one-off $6.5 billion settlement with merchants.
Read More >Visa (NYSE:V) today modified and clarified existing debit network routing rules to help merchants and acquirers better understand implementation options.
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