Today In Payments

Amazon Pulls The Plug On Dash Button; Bank Regulators Probe Amazon Cloud; OpenTable Moves Into Delivery – Why – And Why Now?

The iPhone Is No Longer The Majority Of Apple’s Sales; JPMorgan Signs On To Visa, Billtrust Business Payments Network; Payment Tech Tops FIs’ Innovation Agendas

BAMS, First Data JV To Call It Quits In 2020; Hacker Arrested In Capital One Breach Affecting 100M+; QSRs Supersize Their Digital Ante

Apple Credit Card Coming In August; Jack Ma’s Digital Bank Offers Three-Minute Loans To SMBs; Vesicash Uses Escrow To Ignite eCommerce In Africa

WhatsApp Moves Payments From Pilot To Rollout In India; China Testing Radical Plan To Judge Citizens’ Behavior; Amazon’s Third Party Sales Grow 23 Percent In Q2

Mastercard, SumUp Partner To Expand ePayments Across Europe; Toyota Backs China’s Didi With $600M To Expand Services; PayPal’s Q2 Rattles Investors

Facebook Could Pay $100M To Settle SEC Investigation; High-Yield Deposit Accounts Come To Robo-Advisory Service Betterment; Mastercard On Tackling AP Automation’s Last Mile

Bird Raising New Funding At $2.5 Billion Valuation; Mastercard, Nationwide Partner To Serve Britain’s Small Businesses; PSD2, SCA And Exemptions To The Extension

Visa Among Investors In PayMate’s Series D Growth Funding; Google Shopping Now Live In The US; Libra’s Long Week In Washington

Plaid Rolls Out Liabilities Tool To Track Student Loan Debt; G7 Agrees To Tax Big Tech And Cut Libra No Slack; The Road Ahead For Connected Car Commerce