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PayPal becomes offline payment system

July 21, 2011 - 6:46am | News | Payment systems
PayPal becomes offline payment system

eBay’s online payment processor PayPal is moving offline, said Chief Executive John Donahoe in the wake of presenting quarterly results on Wednesday.

"We intend to help retailers grow their businesses offline in the same way we helped merchants grow online," Donahoe said during a conference call with analysts.

PayPal will be testing "point-of-sale innovation" with a major U.S. retailer by the end of this year, he added.


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WikiLeaks to sue Visa and MasterCard through the European Commission

July 4, 2011 - 9:19am | Law aspects | News
WikiLeaks to sue Visa and MasterCard through the European Commission

WikiLeaks will sue Visa and MasterCard for their refusal to process donations to the website. The whistle-blower service is now working with the lawyers in Denmark and Iceland along with its credit card processing partner DataCell to launch a lawsuit against the card schemes for "engaging in an unlawful, US influenced, financial blockade".


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BillingTree contributes to the utility and energy summer school

July 4, 2011 - 4:19am | News | Payment systems
BillingTree contributes to the utility and energy summer school

An on-demand payment processor BillingTree announced about its participation at the upcoming Conferences Connect Summer School 2011 Series, it will contribute electronic billing and payment technology content to the events for top utility and energy professionals.

Conferences Connect will involve conferences, webinars and courses designed specifically for electric utility and other energy industry executives.

The Summer School 2011 Series is comprised of eight multi-day conferences including:


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RBS WorldPay hacker gets mild sentence

February 10, 2011 - 6:00am | Law aspects | News
RBS WorldPay hacker gets mild sentence

Yevgeny Anikin, a hacker who was convicted of the $9 million hack of RBS WorldPay has avoided jail and has been given only a suspended sentence.

Anikin, a 27 Russian, was given a suspended sentence of five years on Monday, according to Russian state news agency RIA Novosti, after pleading guilty to what the U.S. has called “perhaps the most sophisticated and organized computer fraud attack ever conducted.”

According to the report Anikin expressed regret for his role in the crime and said: “I want to say that I repent and fully admit my guilt.”


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PayPal imposes more restrictions on merchants in India

January 31, 2011 - 11:54am | News | Payment systems
PayPal imposes more restrictions on merchants in India

To comply with the new rules set by Reserve Bank of India an online payment processor PayPal is imposing more restrictions on the service in the country.

In its post to the official blog PayPal corporate communications staffer Dickson Seow says the RBI is enforcing new rules "governing the processing and settlement of export-related receipts facilitated by online payment gateways".


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Perfect Money Credit Exchange review

December 31, 2010 - 12:49am | Articles | Ecommerce-checked
Perfect Money Credit Exchange review

Over the time of its existence in the industry Perfect Money has repeatedly proved its ability to offer innovative financial solutions supporting its high rating of a serious financial institution. At present time Perfect Money offers a great variety of additional services apart from the main functionality that comes to usual payment transactions. The latest product in a series of unique business solutions is Perfect Money Credit Exchange and we would like to have a closer look at it and present you our overview of the service. Here you are.


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PayPal client base grows 55%

December 28, 2010 - 5:05am | News | Payment systems
PayPal client base grows 55%

New stats from a new survey conducted by Cardbeat®, conducted by Auriemma Consulting Group (ACG), PayPal is gaining pace with its popularity growing exponentially. The report shows that 76% of American consumers have an active PayPal account, up sharply from 55% in their 2008 survey.


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PayX partners with Clarion Events for a mobile payments conference

October 13, 2010 - 1:47pm | News | Mobile finances
PayX partners with Clarion Events for a mobile payments conference

PayX International (www.payxintl.com) today announces a Joint Marketing Partnership with Clarion Events, to support the most significant mobile payments conference of the year, Next Generation Cards and Payments (www.nextgencards-payments.com). The conference will be held in the financial capital of Europe, in the prestigious The Sheraton Brussels Hotel, Brussels, Belgium on the 25th and 26th of November 2010.


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Moneybookers will be sold and rebranded as Skrill

October 11, 2010 - 8:30am | News | Payment systems
Moneybookers will be sold and rebranded as Skrill

A prominent online payment processor Moneybookers will raise about £200 million by floating on the London Stock Exchange in the next few months. The move comes after its Middle Eastern owner Investcorp last year tried to sell Moneybookers.

The majority stake is owned by the Bahrain-based investment group which acquired the company in 2007 for €105m. According to reports Investcorp hired JPMorgan to manage the sale and was understood to be looking for as much as €400m for the UK-based group but failed to attract a buyer.


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PayPal creates new position of chief compliance officer expanding its business

September 15, 2010 - 8:50am | News | Payment systems
PayPal creates new position of chief compliance officer expanding its business

In a move to expand its payments business worldwide, PayPal has created a new post of chief compliance officer.

Thus far, the online payments and money transfer giant has employed Leonard Shen from American Express to occupy the new executive position, which will be responsible for ensuring that the company operates within the rules governing the markets it operates in.


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Heartland will pay $5 million to Discover: last settlement in a data breach case

September 2, 2010 - 10:19am | News | Payment systems
Heartland will pay $5 million to Discover: last settlement in a data breach case

The last settlement related to the data breach has been achieved by Heartland Payment Systems. The payment processor has agreed to pay up to $5 million to Discover Financial Services in relation to a massive data compromise that hit the company in 2008.

Last January the payment processing firm revealed that malicious software in its processing system had been found, potentially compromising the card data of millions of people.


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First Data makes its card data tokenization solution public for all

September 2, 2010 - 3:42am | News | Payment systems
First Data makes its card data tokenization solution public for all

First Data Corp announced that now its First Data® TransArmorSM solution is publicly available. Now merchant of all sizes can avail of the service via First Data’s network of resale partners. First Data anticipates that more than 100,000 merchants will be securely processing transactions with the TransArmor solution by the end of the year.


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Liberty Reserve reportedly follows e-gold’s fate with anti-money laundering

September 2, 2010 - 1:47am | News | Payment systems
Liberty Reserve reportedly follows e-gold’s fate with anti-money laundering

Liberty Reserve has recently introduced an anti-money laundering policy which was accepted by some users as a potential threat to their funds and subsequent devaluation of the services offered by the payment processor and as a result liquidity diminution.
 
The new policy says:
 
LIBERTY RESERVE S.A. views Money Laundering as a serious criminal offence, and as such, complies with regulatory requirements intended to forestall and prevent money laundering.


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Why do the Internet users from various countries like Perfect Money?

August 18, 2010 - 6:57am | Analytics | Articles
Why do the Internet users from various countries like Perfect Money?

 Customers definitely like when the company provides them with the abundance of available options. It’s especially true when it comes to online payment operations. Internet users like to get it all with a click of a mouse, and they’re always very excited about new innovative payment options launched by payment processors.


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