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Visa offers stablecoin settlement for US banks using Circle’s USDC
Merchants are typically paid out in local currency
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...
Security remains a priority as interest in AI ‘personal shoppers’ grows
Visa aims to lay the groundwork for secure and seamless transactions as agentic commerce reshapes how people shop and pay
Visa quarterly profit rises on strong transaction volumes
The company’s services are used by billions worldwide for everyday purchases, making it a barometer for economic health
US visa no longer a passport to love for Indians after Trump H-1B squeeze
[BENGALURU] Sidhi Sharma wanted to marry an Indian citizen with a high-flying job in the United States.
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
Singapore citizens do not have to pay US$100,000 fee for H-1B1 visa: US Embassy
[SINGAPORE] Singapore citizens who are looking to work in the US temporarily under a one-year visa scheme are not affected by the US$100,000 (S$129,000) fee levied on the three-year H-1B work visa.
Paya Lebar Green put up for sale at nearly S$600 million, after securing Visa as anchor tenant
The office project, which is fully committed, is being marketed via a closed EOI exercise
Singapore’s Gen Z wants financial independence, but lacks confidence in managing finances: Visa study
About 68% say they are most familiar with saving money
Visa closes US open-banking unit as data fight heats up: source
Open banking has gained traction in Europe, where regulators required banks to share data with licensed third parties, but the US lacks such rules, leaving adoption to private agreements