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COVID-19: Reserve Issues in Credit Card Processing Agreements

By Darvin Davitian, Sam Boro & Nick Lundgren on May 28, 2020
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The current economic slowdown can affect credit card processing agreements between companies and payment processors. It is an issue relevant to all companies that accept or process credit cards as a method of payment. The following update analyzes financial risks that companies (merchants) and payment processors face under their processing agreements during a slowdown, and it proposes certain proactive steps companies and processors can take to manage their respective risks, while maintaining a positive long-term relationship with one another. Click here to read more.

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Sam Boro advises fintech companies, banks, merchants, and marketplaces in the development and launch of new payment products and services. He supports clients in negotiating agreements and partnerships, understanding regulatory compliance issues, and designing smooth user interfaces.

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    Banking, Finance and Securities
  • Blog:
    The Fintech Report
  • Organization:
    Perkins Coie LLP
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