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Mastercard Ban Drives A Partner - And Customers - To Visa
RBL Bank said on Thursday it has signed up Visa Inc for its credit cards, a day after central bank decided to bar rival payments company Mastercard Inc from issuing new debit or credit cards in the country.
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Mastercard, Visa, EBay, Others Exit Facebook's Libra Coin Project
Facebook Inc's efforts to establish a global digital currency called Libra suffered major setbacks on Friday, as EBay Inc, Stripe Inc, Mastercard and Visa Inc all said they were leaving a group of companies aiding the project.
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Visa, Mastercard To Back Facebook's Cryptocurrency Libra: Report
Visa, Mastercard Inc and other key financial partners may reconsider their involvement in Facebook Inc's cryptocurrency, Libra, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Visa, MasterCard Stop Supporting Bank Cards in Crimea
The world's two largest credit and debit card companies, Visa Inc and MasterCard Inc, said on Friday they could no longer support bank cards being used in Crimea, following US sanctions imposed earlier this month.
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Mastercard Ban Drives A Partner - And Customers - To Visa
RBL Bank said on Thursday it has signed up Visa Inc for its credit cards, a day after central bank decided to bar rival payments company Mastercard Inc from issuing new debit or credit cards in the country.
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Mastercard, Visa, EBay, Others Exit Facebook's Libra Coin Project
Facebook Inc's efforts to establish a global digital currency called Libra suffered major setbacks on Friday, as EBay Inc, Stripe Inc, Mastercard and Visa Inc all said they were leaving a group of companies aiding the project.
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Visa, Mastercard To Back Facebook's Cryptocurrency Libra: Report
Visa, Mastercard Inc and other key financial partners may reconsider their involvement in Facebook Inc's cryptocurrency, Libra, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Visa, MasterCard Stop Supporting Bank Cards in Crimea
The world's two largest credit and debit card companies, Visa Inc and MasterCard Inc, said on Friday they could no longer support bank cards being used in Crimea, following US sanctions imposed earlier this month.
