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Beyond the Firewall: Rethinking Payment Data Security

Finextra

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A Merchant’s Guide to Payment Compliance in 2025

Clearly Payments

In 2025, staying compliant with payment rules is essential for businesses of every size. Payment compliance means following the rules that govern how businesses accept and handle card payments. These rules come from multiple sources, including card networks, regulators, and your payment processor. What Is Payment Compliance?

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American Fintech Council Provides Middle Ground in CFPB Case on New Open Banking Rule

The Fintech Times

The American Fintech Council (AFC), the industry association representing both responsible fintech companies and innovative banks, has filed an amicus brief in favour of the new rule introduced by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in the Forcht Bank, N.A. This rule delivers both, and we’re proud to support it.”

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The Journey of Payments and Clearing Systems in India

Finextra

s AI Revolution 13 June David Weinstein Co-founder and CEO at KayOS Why the Smartest Fintechs Are Scaling with AI Agents – Not Headcount 13 June James Richardson Global Head of Solutions at Bottomline Beyond the Firewall: Rethinking Payment Data Security 13 June Now Hiring All companies Welcome to Finextra.

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Understanding PCI DSS, PSD2, and AML in Payment Processing: A Practical Guide

Finextra

They want to know that their personal and financial data is secure. When you follow compliance rules, you reduce the risk of fraud, chargebacks, and penalties. Non-compliance, on the other hand, can lead to data breaches and legal troubles. PCI DSS stands for Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard.

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Tokenisation 2.0: Are we ready for the next generation of payment security?

The Payments Association

Moreover, network tokenisation reduces the regulatory burden by eliminating the need to store sensitive card data, supporting the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance and lowering the risk of data breaches. ” – Antony Lane, sales account manager at G+D Defining tokenisation 2.0

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What is a BIN in Payment Processing

Clearly Payments

Card Type : Specifies whether the card is a credit card, debit card, prepaid card, or other, allowing merchants to apply appropriate processing rules. Additional Data : Some BINs provide extra details, such as whether the card is for personal or business use, or if it’s part of a high-reward program.

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