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Fintechs Transform Global Payment Regulations into Revenue Streams
New payment regulations in Europe, the UK, Asia, and Brazil are reshaping the fintech industry by mandating faster, cheaper, and more secure transactions, fostering innovation and creating new revenue opportunities for companies that adapt to these rules; for instance, Circle's Q2 2025 revenue reach...
Fintechs Transform Global Payment Regulations into Revenue Streams
New payment regulations in Europe, the UK, Asia, and Brazil are reshaping the fintech industry by mandating faster, cheaper, and more secure transactions, fostering innovation and creating new revenue opportunities for companies that adapt to these rules; for instance, Circle's Q2 2025 revenue reach...
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36% Bias Score
Fintech Faces Regulatory Uncertainty After Court Strikes Down Debit Fee Cap
A federal court ruling invalidated the Federal Reserve's Regulation II debit interchange fee cap, prompting the CFPB to pause open banking and small business lending rules, creating uncertainty for fintechs who must now adapt to a fragmented regulatory environment.
Fintech Faces Regulatory Uncertainty After Court Strikes Down Debit Fee Cap
A federal court ruling invalidated the Federal Reserve's Regulation II debit interchange fee cap, prompting the CFPB to pause open banking and small business lending rules, creating uncertainty for fintechs who must now adapt to a fragmented regulatory environment.
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44% Bias Score
JP Morgan Chase to Charge for API Data Access
JP Morgan Chase will charge for customer data accessed through APIs, a departure from "open banking" models, potentially impacting fintechs and reshaping the market through consolidation or innovation around alternative infrastructures like wallets and digital assets.
JP Morgan Chase to Charge for API Data Access
JP Morgan Chase will charge for customer data accessed through APIs, a departure from "open banking" models, potentially impacting fintechs and reshaping the market through consolidation or innovation around alternative infrastructures like wallets and digital assets.
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40% Bias Score
TD Raises Account Transfer Fees to $150, Sparking Debate on Financial Industry Practices
TD Bank is raising its account transfer fees for registered plans to $150 from $75 starting July 1, a move criticized for adding costs to customers already losing loyalty, while highlighting the need for open banking to increase competition.
TD Raises Account Transfer Fees to $150, Sparking Debate on Financial Industry Practices
TD Bank is raising its account transfer fees for registered plans to $150 from $75 starting July 1, a move criticized for adding costs to customers already losing loyalty, while highlighting the need for open banking to increase competition.
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52% Bias Score
CFPB Needs Overhaul to Combat Rising Financial Fraud
A Cornerstone Advisors study reveals that nearly 100 million Americans consider fraud, scams, and cybersecurity the top banking issue, prompting calls for the CFPB to refocus its efforts on innovation and fraud prevention rather than regulation, as its current approach, such as implementing Section ...
CFPB Needs Overhaul to Combat Rising Financial Fraud
A Cornerstone Advisors study reveals that nearly 100 million Americans consider fraud, scams, and cybersecurity the top banking issue, prompting calls for the CFPB to refocus its efforts on innovation and fraud prevention rather than regulation, as its current approach, such as implementing Section ...
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56% Bias Score
Banks Push Back Against Data Aggregators Over Consumer Data Access Fees
State-level attempts to regulate credit card interchange fees have largely failed this year, but banks now face another battle with data aggregators over fees for access to consumer bank data, spurred by a now-reversed Biden administration rule. JP Morgan's decision to charge data aggregators has tr...
Banks Push Back Against Data Aggregators Over Consumer Data Access Fees
State-level attempts to regulate credit card interchange fees have largely failed this year, but banks now face another battle with data aggregators over fees for access to consumer bank data, spurred by a now-reversed Biden administration rule. JP Morgan's decision to charge data aggregators has tr...
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24% Bias Score
US Treasury Urges Banks to Modernize to Maintain Global Competitiveness in Digital Finance
The US Treasury's new policy roadmap, "Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology," calls for banks to adopt real-time payments, secure APIs, and digital identity solutions to remain globally competitive, urging a shift from fragmented innovation toward a coordinated national ...
US Treasury Urges Banks to Modernize to Maintain Global Competitiveness in Digital Finance
The US Treasury's new policy roadmap, "Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology," calls for banks to adopt real-time payments, secure APIs, and digital identity solutions to remain globally competitive, urging a shift from fragmented innovation toward a coordinated national ...
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40% Bias Score
Agentic Commerce: Reshaping Retail Payments
The retail payments sector is undergoing a radical shift towards agentic commerce, with companies like Mastercard, Visa, and Stripe investing heavily in building the necessary infrastructure, including dynamic access controls and robust identity solutions for AI agents, to manage the growing use of ...
Agentic Commerce: Reshaping Retail Payments
The retail payments sector is undergoing a radical shift towards agentic commerce, with companies like Mastercard, Visa, and Stripe investing heavily in building the necessary infrastructure, including dynamic access controls and robust identity solutions for AI agents, to manage the growing use of ...
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40% Bias Score
U.S. Banks Challenge Open Banking, Threatening Consumer Financial Freedom
Major U.S. banks are challenging a 2024 federal rule to restrict consumer access to open banking, limiting use of financial apps by 80% of Americans and potentially harming financial innovation and the U.S.'s global competitiveness.
U.S. Banks Challenge Open Banking, Threatening Consumer Financial Freedom
Major U.S. banks are challenging a 2024 federal rule to restrict consumer access to open banking, limiting use of financial apps by 80% of Americans and potentially harming financial innovation and the U.S.'s global competitiveness.
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56% Bias Score
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