WENTZVILLE, Mo.–1st Financial Federal Credit Union said it has raised its certificate of deposit dividends, with its 44-Month CD now paying 2.85% APY – more than three times the national bank average for similar terms.
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OTTOWA, Canada—The government of Canada, through its crypto regulation agencies, has released an official draft on new rules affecting cryptocurrency exchanges and payment processors.
BOISE, Idaho—Access Idaho, the administrator of the Idaho’s official web portal, has introduced a new service called Prompt Pay that will enable government entities to send payment links to customers.
ATLANTA—Criminals are becoming more creative in their approach to commit synthetic ID fraud, and auto loans and leases are becoming targets.
SAN JOSE, Calif.—PayPal has acquired Hyperwallet, a digital platform that allows businesses to make mass payments—typically more than 1,000 at a time—to multiple recipients on different countries in different currencies.
SUNNYVALE, Calif.—The number of mobile contactless payments made by consumers will exceed 760 million in 2020, up from 440 million in 2018, according to a new report.
BEIJING, China—China’s central bank has filed a patent application for a digital wallet that consumers can use to track all their cryptocurrency transactions.
WASHINGTON–While the record level of student debt today has been widely reported, a new analysis has found the majority of student loan payoffs occur early and coincide with large payments and balance reductions on other student loans and revolving credit products.
WASHINGTON—The BCFP has received recommendations on its future rulemaking from NAFCU and CUNA.
HOUSTON – A man who was found dead in the parking lot of a credit union here was allegedly killed as the result of a prank.