Payments Dive

6 days ago | paymentsdive.com | Tatiana Walk-Morris

An article from Dive Brief The Brazilian payments software business promoted new executives as it pursues growth under the auspices of its giant card network owner. Published April 18, 2025 By Tatiana Walk-Morris Visa completed its acquisition of the Brazilian payment business Pismo early last year.

1 week ago | paymentsdive.com | Patrick Cooley

Pay-by-bank could dramatically alter the way we pay in the U.S. by decreasing costs for businesses and easing the payment process for shoppers, but the trick is getting consumers and merchants on board, according to a research paper published last month by the consulting firm Deloitte.

1 week ago | paymentsdive.com | Lynne Marek

Debit network company Shazam made a move this month to streamline its business by shedding its merchant services portfolio. NCMIC Finance acquired the merchant services business from Shazam as of April 4, according to a press release earlier this month. That will allow privately-held Shazam, based in Johnston, Iowa, to focus on its debit card rails just as that business is getting a lift from increased consumer use of debit cards.

1 week ago | paymentsdive.com | Patrick Cooley

Buy now, pay later company Klarna Group has signed a deal with Fiserv-owned point-of-sale service provider Clover to offer installment loans at some U.S. merchants. The deal initially includes 100,000 merchant locations, Milwaukee-based Fiserv said in a news release Tuesday on its website, with a larger rollout scheduled for early 2026. The payment options available at those merchants as a part of the deal will include immediate debit payments and interest-free installment loans, the release said.

1 week ago | paymentsdive.com | Lynne Marek

Worldpay executives held an informational meeting for policymakers and staffers this month on Capitol Hill to update them on the state of the payments industry, showing how it has changed over the past decade and to provide a future forecast. In particular, the presentation highlighted the growing use of non-card digital payments in a $58 trillion market by 2030.