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As of October 15th 2021, the new £100 floor limit allows customers to purchase goods and services up to the value of £100 without having to enter their PIN.
The term floor limit was introduced back in the days when credit card transactions were authorised by phone. Imagine the scenario; a packed shop floor on a Saturday afternoon with customers lined up to pay for goods on their credit or debit cards.
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Shortage of paper receipts are driving prices up by 15% from 1st April 2018
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Visa have expanded their partnership with leading global specialist in air-claims management company AirRefund.
Cyber crime is a growing problem and businesses, do you recognise a few of the major cyber security trends?
Phishing attacks are becoming increasingly popular and new methods are being developed putting millions of users worldwide at risk.
Without a doubt, new and emerging wearable payments are changing the way we spend.
Money Laundering Regulation Update 2017 - The UK Government has opened its consultation on new rules on anti-money laundering, which are to come into force in June 2017
Free Lucozade bottles with a contactless chip at the base are being handed out at Oxford Circus station
