Justice Dept. sues Visa for stifling credit and debit card competition
Briefly

The DOJ's lawsuit asserts that Visa's size and market dominance harms competition in the debit card market, penalizing merchants and banks who don’t conform to its processing.
Visa earns over $7 billion annually from processing fees by mandating merchants to use its payment technology, despite lower-cost alternatives existing in the market.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland emphasized that Visa's actions lead to increased costs for consumers, affecting the price of nearly everything they buy.
Read at Brooklyn Eagle
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