PayPal is to cough up $7.7m in fines after a US investigation found that it processed hundreds of illegal transactions involving blacklisted countries and individuals linked to terrorism. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
Click here to get in touch and download our media pack to find out more about how we can help you promote your business.
26th March 2015
Facebook  Twitter

paymenteye_logo
Headline News

PayPal is to cough up $7.7m in fines after a US investigation found that it processed hundreds of illegal transactions involving blacklisted countries and individuals linked to terrorism.

PayPal fined millions for
 
New Products & Technology

Buried in the Chancellor’s budget breakdown were some compelling references to the future of digital currencies in the UK.

British government starts taking Bitcoin seriously
 
VC

US-based Global Payments has picked up Irish payment technology company Realex payments in a deal worth €115 million.

Irish payments company Realex bought by US firm
 
Events & Awards

The Barclays Accelerator will support cutting edge encryption technology for cyber security, a new bond marketplace and a Bitcoin company, along with seven other breakthrough startups.

London’s second Barclays Accelerator programme takes on new class
 
More News

The Bank of England mishandled the breakdown of its electronic payments system in October, an independent report has said.

BoE criticised for handling of payment system crash
 
Copyright © 2013 PaymentEye, All rights reserved.
You are receiving this email because you opted in at www.paymenteye.com
Our mailing address is:
PaymentEye
1 Broadway
Hammersmith, London W6 9DL
United Kingdom

Add us to your address book