Visa is partnering with artist Micah Johnson, the former second baseman and outfielder for the White Sox, Dodgers, Braves and Rays, in building a program to support artists in the creation of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), according to an announcement on Visa’s website. Through the collaborative...
Visa is expanding its presence in Atlanta amid a burgeoning FinTech landscape that’s been referred to as the Silicon Valley of the South. “As Visa continues to grow, it is critical we have a strong local presence in areas where we do meaningful business,” Kim...
Visa has announced the promotion of two senior leaders, including Kelly Mahon Tullier to vice chair of chief people and administrative officer, and Julie Rottenberg to executive vice president of general counsel, a press release says. The changes will be effective Oct. 1 of this...
Visa has announced three new perks for holders of some consumer credit cards, according to a press release. The new benefit offerings consist of special deals involving Birmingham, Alabama-based grocery delivery service Shipt, online learning service Skillshare and live-music promoter Sofar Sounds. Visa stated in...
Visa is looking at plans to accept crypto payments in Brazil, an interview with Brazilian news outlet Seu Dinheiro says. Eduardo Abreu, vice president of new business at Visa, said he wants to look into integrating bitcoin, as well as other digital coins, as a method...
While public transportation riders are ready to get back to hopping on trains, busses and subways, respondents in Visa’s “Future of Urban Mobility Survey” have pandemic-era expectations that are anticipated to become part of a new post-pandemic normal. The nine-market global mobility study released on...
Visa is one of the best-known consumer brands on Earth, with a presence in 200 nations, card acceptance at 70 million point-of-sale locations and 3.6 billion pieces of plastic stamped with the Visa logo that sit in consumers’ wallets worldwide. It’s a perception that Chief...
“Consumers want flexibility in terms of how they want to pay,” Visa Canada Vice President and Head of Product and Digital Brian Weiner told Karen Webster. “They don’t want to take on more debt, and they want to have flexibility in how they manage their...
Visa Canada plans to help two Canadian banks provide installment payment options to card holders. Scotiabank is the first Canadian issuer to announce that it will harness Visa’s Installments functionality to provide greater choice to credit card customers in terms on how they pay for...
