Companies have found there’s “almost nothing more engaging than a card,” CEO Mike Milotich said this week in an interview.

The chief financial officers are leaving the payments players as the companies grapple with separate challenges.

The company would pay $764 million of the amount in the agreement to resolve U.S. charges that its anti-money laundering ...

Riverside Payments and its affiliates agreed to pay $600,000 to resolve allegations they misled small businesses about ...

The super-regional rolled out a faster onboarding experience and added insights for business owners, said Chris Ward, head of ...

Fiserv is now targeting $1 billion in savings, up from $500 million, as its new CEO seeks to transform the business into one generating more revenue and profits. In reporting its third-quarter ...

The tech giant envisions its digital wallet assuming a larger role in commerce than merely point-of-sale payments, Google’s ...

The rent-rewards startup aims to stretch beyond housing payments and credit cards by buying Lava, a technology firm that ...

The card network expanded its tie with the country’s largest private bank, increasing its opportunities to sell to small businesses and consumers.