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Visa and MasterCard set the interchange rates that are collected by card-issuing banks.

Merchants Shred Costs of Payments by Plastic Robin Sidel 2011

The Fed's fee restrictions would weigh heavily on the profits of card-issuing banks, and many financial firms have argued that they would have to start raising fees and costs in order to recoup lost interchange revenue.

Bill Would Delay Fed's Debit-Card Fee Rule Maya Jackson Randall 2011

Visa and MasterCard set the interchange rates that are collected by card-issuing banks.

Merchants Shred Costs of Payments by Plastic Robin Sidel 2011

At the same time, Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc., which set the fees charged by card-issuing banks, have significantly raised their rates as well.

Fed Softens 'Swipe' Fees Victoria McGrane 2011

And because prepaid card-issuing banks want their cardholders to be able to receive tax refunds and other federal benefits in their cards, they now offer the newly required consumer protections under Regulation E.

Patrice Peyret: Check vs. Card Patrice Peyret 2011

At the same time, Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc., which set the fees charged by card-issuing banks, have significantly raised their rates as well.

Fed Softens 'Swipe' Fees Victoria McGrane 2011

Visa and MasterCard set interchange fees, which are collected by the card-issuing banks.

Debit-Fee Cap Has Nasty Side Effect Robin Sidel 2011

One option is a "pay-to-play" program that would charge card-issuing financial institutions to piggyback on their technology, people familiar with the matter said.

Pay-by-Phone Dialed Back Robin Sidel 2011

The company withstood the financial crisis with fewer bumps than some of its card-issuing rivals.

Consumer & Specialty Finance 2011

In a credit card transaction, the card-issuing bank in a payment transaction deducts the interchange fee from the amount it pays the acquiring bank that handles a credit or debit card transaction for a merchant.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Program on Interchange Fees: 2010