Visa expands Fintech Fast Track
Visa is enhancing the North America Fintech Fast Track program to equip early-stage fintechs with the necessary tools to stand out.
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Visa launches Real Time Visa Account Updater in Asia Pacific
Visa today announced the expansion of Real Time Visa Account Updater (VAU) to selected markets in Asia Pacific.
Visa partners with Expel to help clients manage cybersecurity risk
Expel brings Managed Detection and Response capabilities, which Visa uses to augment its own security team, to Visa’s Value-Added Services portfolio.
UK regulator launches card fee reviews focusing on Mastercard, Visa
The reviews focus on Mastercard and Visa as these two card payment system operators account for 99% of debit and credit card payments in the UK.
Visa’s Currencycloud gets ASIC license
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The granting of the AFS licence follows the appointment of Nick Briscoe as Country Manager, Australia, in January.
Currencycloud partners with Visa to launch Weekend FX
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Currencycloud clients can offer customers a competitive fixed FX rate after the markets close on a Friday evening.
Paysafe extends collaboration with Visa to integrate Visa Direct
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Paysafe announces the extension of its collaboration with Visa to integrate Visa Direct, Visa’s real-time push payments platform.
Visa quantifies impact of suspension of Russian ops
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Current year’s results for Visa included $127m of net losses from equity investments, and $60 million from the Russia-Ukraine charges.
Russian c-bank issues statement on Visa and Mastercard cards
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Visa and Mastercard cards issued by Russian banks continue to work in Russia, the central bank said.
US payment giants Visa, Mastercard and PayPal suspend Russia operations
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Each of Visa (NYSE:V), Mastercard (NYSE:MA) and PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) are based in the US and trade on US stock exchanges.