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Fiserv CEO embraces stablecoins

Payments Dive

The Milwaukee-based company has heard from its merchants clients that theyre interested in using cryptocurrency such as stablecoins, a common type of digital asset, Lyons said in a June 3 question and answer session at the Baird Global Consumer, Technology and Services Conference in New York City. Lyons said. dollar or the euro.

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The Ultimate Guide to Online Payment Processing

Stax

There are six main payment methods used in online payments, including credit & debit cards, digital wallets, ACH & bank transfers, direct debit, Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services, and cryptocurrencies. Vincent, the Grenadines, Anguilla, and Montserrat has issued Dcash, a cryptocurrency it guarantees and maintains.

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GENIUS Act Clears the Way for Stablecoin-Powered Embedded Finance

Finextra

By passing this law, U.S. By transforming stablecoins from a wild experiment into a tightly supervised financial product, the law paves the way for broader adoption. It’s a big step for an institution whose CEO once expressed scepticism about Bitcoin. The GENIUS Act changes that virtually overnight.

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Barclays Credit Card Crypto Ban Renews Calls for Better Consumer Education

The Fintech Times

Starting 27 June, UK bank Barclays is blocking all attempts to buy crypto via its Barclaycard credit cards, citing “certain risks with purchasing cryptocurrencies” Barclays quietly announced the move to block crypto transactions on its Barclaycard website, on an FAQ page, shortly before it began enforcing the ban.

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Finovate Global: Talking Fintech Regulation in the European Union with EverC’s Maya Shabi

Finovate

Even critics who argue the law is either too sweeping or too narrow recognize that engaging with regulators and key stakeholders is often the smarter path. Shabi: Complying with the MiCA framework is the first thing that comes to mind when cryptocurrency and the EU are mentioned in the same sentence.

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Why Reduced Oversight Doesn’t Mean Fewer Risks: Interview with Matthew G. Lindenbaum

Fintech Weekly

The law doesn’t vanish when enforcement slows. Here the key thing to keep in mind is that even though the federal government has taken a step back from enforcement of the law across a variety of industries and areas, the laws themselves have not changed. But the legal system wasn’t built for speed.

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When Crypto Turns Violent: The Rise of Wrench Attacks

The Fintech Times

One of the country’s first reported crypto-related home invasions involved Danny Aston , a cryptocurrency trader in Moulsford, Oxfordshire. Four armed men broke into his home, tied up his partner, and forced Danny at gunpoint to transfer an undisclosed amount of Bitcoin. His captors were after his bitcoin password.