Debit Card Interchange Regulation: Implications for the United States and Beyond

July 11, 2011
| Electronic Payments Coalition

A new report from Aite Group predicts 17 ways in which the Durbin amendment will reshape the U.S. payments industry in coming years. The report provides an overview of the amendment’s rules and an assessment of which market players will lose out and which will win as a result of the new order.

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