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Payment players seek to expand credit pool

Payments Dive

Driven by the financial inclusion movement and a desire to grow the pool of consumers eligible for credit products, well-established credit reporting bureaus and new fintechs are addressing the issue of access to credit and allowing more consumers to become creditworthy.

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Credit card debt surpasses pre-pandemic levels: Fed

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Despite a pause in payments required for federal student loans, younger borrowers particularly are showing higher credit card delinquencies.

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Klarna overhauls credit card features

Payments Dive

The Swedish buy now, pay later pioneer revised its approach to credit cards in the U.S. market, ditching a more expensive version it touted two years ago.

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Credit popularity doesn’t displace cash: Fed report

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Credit cards were the most used payment method last year in the U.S., but cash demand remains stable, a Fed report showed.

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FedNow fraud prevention for credit unions: A guide for AML, fraud teams

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Prevent fraud when adopting FedNow Credit unions can prevent fraud as they connect to FedNow. DOWNLOAD Takeaway 1 Preventing fraud is a top concern of credit unions considering adopting FedNow, the new instant payments infrastructure from the Federal Reserve. These include the ability to accept a payment without posting.

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Credit card demand remains robust, rejections rise: New York Fed

Payments Dive

As consumers have leaned on credit cards more in recent months, applications for credit card limit extensions also rose, the New York Fed said Monday.

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Credit card delinquencies rise, especially for low-income earners

Payments Dive

Credit cards balances, auto loans and high rents are straining low-income consumers’ limited budgets, the New York Fed details in a new report.

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