Credit/Debit cards

Trump calls for one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%

Lawmakers from both the Democratic and Republican Parties have raised concerns about high rates and have called for those to be addressed

JPMorgan expects to record a US$2.2 billion provision for credit losses in the fourth quarter of 2025 tied to the forward purchase commitment of the portfolio.

JPMorgan to replace Goldman as Apple Card issuer

The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and is not expected to close for roughly two years

Both Visa and Mastercard agreed to relax their controversial “honour all cards” rules, which required merchants to accept all Visa or Mastercard credit cards if they accept any cards from the two networks.

Visa, Mastercard to cut fees, let retailers reject certain cards

VISA and Mastercard reached a deal with retailers to reduce some of their fees and give merchants more leeway to reject customers who use certain credit cards, including the premium ones that have bee...

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Hotpot chain Haidilao ranks among the top destinations for cross-border spending.

From mala to mall: 5 ways Singaporeans are swiping more in Johor

Transactions are up sharply even as the average ticket size dips, suggesting consumers are crossing the Causeway more often and buying more frequently

Visa Direct, the payment network’s real-time platform, will use Circle Internet Group’s USC dollar and EURC euro-backed stablecoins for the pilot.

Visa tests pre-funded stablecoins for cross-border payments

The programme has the potential to eliminate a worst case scenario for clients: an underfunded account causing service delays for their end customers

The rate is set at UNI$500 for S$5 in bill offsets, or the equivalent in Malaysian ringgit.

UOB taps rising Johor spend with cross-border rewards redemption scheme for Singapore cardholders

This comes as spending by the bank’s Singapore credit card customers in Malaysia has risen

ShinyHunters, a hacker group that first emerged in 2020, has gained notoriety for high-profile data breaches, with claimed attacks on major global companies such as Google, AT&T, Microsoft, and Allianz.

Vietnam probes suspected cyberattack on its national credit information database

This comes after an international hacker group offers to sell a ‘full country’ credit database containing ‘very sensitive information’

The pickup in borrowing coincides with stronger household spending in July, partly reflecting increased sales at online retailers and furniture stores.

US consumer borrowing rises most in three months on credit cards

Rising inflation may also be pushing consumers to take on more debt as they turn to credit to cover higher day-to-day expenses

The Commerce Commission estimates New Zealand businesses pay NZ$600 million a year to accept Mastercard and Visa payments.

New Zealand to ban surcharges on in-store electronic payments

Surcharges are an amount calculated as a percentage of the purchase price and are applied to transactions to cover the fees businesses pay for accepting contactless payments and credit card