The code of conduct was first proposed by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), which feared payment costs would rise once the credit card giants break into the debit market.

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty unveiled today his long-awaited proposed voluntary code of conduct for Canada’s multibillion-dollar credit- and debit-card industries that includes a number of ...

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is preparing to release a voluntary code of conduct designed to spur more clarity, transparency and fairness in credit card and debit transactions, sources say. The ...

OTTAWA , Jan. 18 /CNW/ - The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has released a supportive response to the Federal Government's draft code of conduct for the credit and debit card ...

Source: The Canadian Press The federal finance minister says the Code of Conduct for the Credit and Debit Card Industry has been widely adopted by the industry. Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says all ...

ATM Debit card pin code fraud: Money debited from your account without your consent? Here is what you should do Banks are needed to provide you customer service 24X7 through multiple channels like ...

Mastercard is phasing out the use of magnetic stripes on its credit and debit cards over the next decade. They’ll start to disappear in 2024 in regions where EMV chips are more common, and will ...

INTERAC is a low-cost, world-class debit system and has served Canadians well. Millions of Canadians depend on debit every day. Almost 60 per cent of all card payment transactions in Canada are debit.

Passbooks, Cheque Books, and Debit Cards: Still Valid There’s no need to worry about getting new passbooks, cheque books, or debit cards immediately.