Payments Pros – The Payments Law Podcast
Payment processors, money transmitters, financial institutions, lenders, and other financial technology businesses face increasing scrutiny from regulators, as well as heightened consumer expectations.
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Point-of-Sale Finance Series: Bank Charters, M&A, and Partnerships — Strategic Paths for Fintech and Payment Companies (opens the original)
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In this crossover episode of The Consumer Finance Podcast and Payments Pros, Taylor Gess is joined by colleagues James Stevens and Sarah Hanna from Troutman Pepper Locke's Corporate and Consumer Financial Services practices to discuss the surge of interest among fintech and point-of-sale finance companies in obtaining bank charters, acquiring existing banks, and forming bank partnerships.
State AML Enforcement: What Money Transmitters Need to Know About the RamadPay Consent Order (opens the original)
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Keith Barnett examines a June 2026 multistate consent order issued jointly by Colorado and Texas against RamadPay, a Minnesota-based money transmitter specializing in international transfers between the U.S. and Africa.
FTC's Subscription Crackdown: What Payment Processors Need to Know (opens the original)
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Keith Barnett examines a recent FTC enforcement action targeting an alleged unlawful subscription scheme involving 15 corporations and eight individuals operating through Cyprus- and Ukraine-based entities with access to U.S. payment rails.
Payments Compliance and the FTC's Focus on Subscription Practices (opens the original)
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Keith Barnett examines a recent FTC enforcement action involving alleged violations of the FTC Act and ROSCA.
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