Visa teams up with Meta for P2P payments
Visa extended partnerships and made new connections during its fiscal first quarter as it looked to expand its reach, develop ...
Tag: P2P payments
Cross River fuels fintech PayTile for P2P geolocational payments
Cross River Bank is leveraging digital payments platform PayTile’s banking-as-a-service (BaaS) offering to power the fintech’s peer-to-peer (P2P) geolocational services. ...
P2P marketplace Tred to accept cryptocurrency as payment
Peer-to-peer online marketplace Tred is accepting cryptocurrency as payment for vehicles to combat fraudulent transactions and penetrate the younger consumer ...
Zelle pushes into business payments, eyes expansion into consumer-to-business services
Zelle is getting down to business. Peer-to-peer payments network Zelle is looking to expand its business-to-consumer offering to service corporate ...
Morningstar sees a risk to money transfer services from Facebook’s Libra
While Facebook‘s cryptocurrency Libra faces regulatory challenges, its potential to upend some legacy payment providers merits consideration, ac
PayPal tests incentives to bolster Venmo debit card adoption
PayPal is using cashback incentives to grow its Venmo debit card user base, an anchor that could help the company ...
Square Intent on Using ‘Ecosystem’ to Fend Off Competitors
Get used to a new term in fintech: “ecosystem.” At Square Inc., “ecosystem” means a rapidly expanding menu of products ...
Fiserv Enjoying Zelle’s Growth While Expecting More
Fresh off its January announcement to acquire payments processor First Data Corporation, financial technology vendor Fiserv seems to be banking ...
Zelle to Add 200 FIs and Finastra Partnership in 2019
Bank-backed Zelle will offer its P2P service to core processor technology provider Finastra this year, Bank Innovation has learned. This move is an ...
What the ‘Marie Kondo Effect’ Could Mean for Standalone Fintech Apps
People are trying to declutter their phones as well as their homes — is this a problem for standalone apps ...
