The deal under discussion would lower credit-card interchange fees for merchants, but could make it harder for consumers to ...

Discover Visa cards, their types, how they process transactions, and their differences from Mastercard. Explore credit, debit ...

Visa and Mastercard to settle with merchants, reducing fees and giving retailers more control over card acceptance.

Visa and Mastercard are two of the largest credit card networks, powering over 85% of credit card transactions nationwide. Chances are, you already carry one in your wallet. But what sets them apart?

Visa and Mastercard are reportedly close to reaching a long-awaited settlement with U.S. merchants that could lower the ...

A proposed deal would slightly reduce interchange fees and give merchants power to decline high‑fee rewards cards, altering ...

U.S. payment firms Visa and Mastercard are nearing a settlement with merchants by lowering fees stores pay and giving them ...

Visa and Mastercard are close to settling a 20-year legal spat with merchants, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing ...

Account-to-account payments are a double-edged sword for Visa and Mastercard. The product could easily cut into card volume, but if they play their hand right, it could also provide the networks with ...

Mastercard offers a robust moat, low-risk, high-growth potential and is fairly valued compared to Visa and PayPal, driven by strong emerging market positions and brand strength. The company’s growth ...

The two largest global card networks delivered stronger earnings on resilient consumer spending and steady payments volume ...