The company was purchased last month, said its former chief executive, Charles Rosenblatt, who noted intensifying competitive pressures.
Some companies have yet to realize the full potential of multi-rail systems, speakers said at the Money20/20 conference Monday.
Merchants are grappling with how their payments technology will handle artificial intelligence-fueled digital commerce, a Fiserv executive said.
A Canadian trade group has urged card networks to reduce their interchange fees and pass those cost savings on to sellers.
Adding the payment and reward services provider would let the bank offer its clients an expanded embedded finance offering. “Payments and loyalty are becoming one,” Cross River’s CEO says.
The wallet’s bank owners are battling Apple and PayPal with an extensive marketing push, touting it as a more secure payment method.
The department flagged the potentially fraudulent activity as it seeks to stop criminals from stealing student financial aid payments.
About a quarter of the personal agent’s earliest adopters look to shop, with an average purchase size around $200, Meta’s CEO said.
The buy now, pay later provider wants a U.S. charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency amid new state rules.
The card company plans to cut 4.5% of its employees to become more “agile and efficient” as it adjusts to more use of artificial intelligence, CEO Stephen Squeri said.