Visa Research - IME GSEVEE: Business Expenses Paid by Card for Nearly 1 in 2 SMEs
A study by IME GSEVEE for Visa reveals that nearly half of SMEs in Greece now use cards for their business expenses.
Visa expands its business in Argentina with the purchase of Prisma, Banelco, and Pago Mis Cuentas
Visa has announced the acquisition of Prisma Medios de Pago and Newpay in Argentina, enhancing its investment in advanced payment technologies.
PayPay Partners with Visa, Establishes New Company to Aim for Expansion in the U.S.
PayPay has announced a partnership with Visa to establish a new company in the U.S. as part of their effort to expand their payment services internationally.
By the numbers.. Will the 'digital euro' save Europe from the dominance of American 'Visa' and 'MasterCard'?
The article discusses concerns in Europe regarding the dominance of Visa and MasterCard in the payment sector and explores the potential emergence of a digital euro as a solution.
EU needs to wean itself off Visa and Mastercard – banking chief
The head of a major European bank consortium has called for the EU to urgently reduce its reliance on US payment systems like Visa and Mastercard.
Head of the European banking consortium: urgent need for an alternative to 'Visa' and 'Mastercard'
The head of the European Payments Initiative emphasizes the urgency of establishing a payment system independent from US companies like Visa and Mastercard due to rising dependency and geopolitical risks.
SRE launches electronic visa for Brazilian tourists seeking to vacation in Mexico
The Secretariat of Foreign Affairs of Mexico has introduced a digital visa for Brazilian travelers wishing to vacation in Mexico, effective February 5.
Travel update as UK's eVisa rollout takes next steps this week
Starting January 12, 2026, the UK will begin offering a digital eVisa for many visitors, marking a shift towards a fully online visa system.
Between the United States and Europe, a "visa battle" over digital companies
The article discusses tensions between the US and Europe regarding digital business practices, highlighting the predicament of five European citizens, including former European Commissioner for Digital Affairs Thierry Breton.