The reloadable prepaid card market managed to break free from the regulatory grip of the Durbin amendment in the final version of The Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010. Government ...

NEXA Cards are reloadable MasterCard and Visa stored-value cards that allow users to fund their balances using fiat currency, cryptocurrency, wires, or transfers. Once funds are loaded, cards can be ...

General purpose reloadable cards (GPR cards) are a type of plastic, prepaid, debit-like card containing a set amount of money and are becoming more popular in the "unbanked" community. Being ...

Reloadable prepaid debit cards have gone so mainstream they share space now with top bank brands on at least one credit card comparison website. NerdWallet Inc., a firm with offices in New York and ...

Reloadable general-purpose prepaid cards, once thought to be largely exempt from the debit card interchange restrictions of the Durbin Amendment, will be covered by that law in more cases now that the ...

Because Know Your Customer (KYC) information is not required for this “bearer” card at the time of issuance and card activation, the card provides incredible ease of use to payment issuers, employers ...

Consumer groups and some lawmakers contend that prepaid cards lack some of the protections offered by traditional bank and credit union accounts, and often include an assortment of fees that can ...

If you’re a Target shopper, you’ve likely heard about the benefits of getting the RedCard — but now, there’s a brand-new version that is even easier to sign up for. The new Target RedCard Reloadable ...

Q: My boyfriend bought me a Green Dot reloadable debit card with $100 on it. What a mistake! He thought it was like a gift card. Totally unreasonable fees, wrong amount of a transaction charged, I can ...

Most people do not think store credit cards are worth the hassle, with limitations on where you can shop and lacklustre benefits, yet the Target RedCard may just be the one to break the mould. With ...