LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Visa (NYSE:V), announced it is accelerating the adoption of secure, digital payments by allowing third party partners to offer Visa Token Service (VTS). By expanding ...

With recent surveys showing that security concerns are one of the biggest holdups in mobile payments adoption, Visa is hoping a soon-to-be released tokenization service will resonate with both ...

Visa is opening up its Visa Token Service (VTS) platform to third parties. The move will make the tokenization program available to a range of new partners including device manufacturers, issuers, IoT ...

Visa Inc.’s V push into tokenization is often seen as a security upgrade, but its strategic value now runs much deeper. What started as a way to swap out sensitive card information for encrypted ...

MasterCard and Visa forged an agreement to speed the adoption of secure payment tokens by allowing the card networks to request tokenized payment credentials across one another's digital wallet ...

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Since the late 1950s, processors and merchants have cast a wary eye toward the major card brands' fees and rules. As such, they believe they can spot warning signals when the card networks establish ...

While Visa and MasterCard aren't yet applying the same level of pressure for tokenization security as they are for EMV-chip cards, the card networks' CEOs are clear that this technology is their new ...