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US Justice Department hits Visa with antitrust lawsuit over its debit-card business
Visa is in the antitrust crosshairs. The US Department of Justice filed a lawsuit accusing the payments giant of illegally maintaining a monopoly.
DOJ's Visa antitrust lawsuit alleges debit card company monopoly
The Justice Department is accusing Visa of running a debit card monopoly that has hiked fees for American consumers and businesses.
Biden DOJ slaps Visa with antitrust suit over debit card dominance
Visa’s heft in the market has allowed it to pressure merchants into accepting its cards to avoid steep costs on billions of dollars of transactions, the DOJ says.
Visa accused of violating antitrust law with payment processing deals
The imposed a “web of exclusionary agreements” that penalize merchants who use alternative payment processors, the Justice Department said.
Visa slapped with a DOJ antitrust lawsuit
The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed an antitrust lawsuit against Visa. The lawsuit alleges that the financial firm holds a monopoly over debit network markets allowing it to charge banks and markets with exorbitant fees that get passed onto consumers and keep rival companies like PayPal and Square from competing on their level.
DOJ poised to sue Visa for antitrust violations
Justice Department lawyers have been investigating the payments giant since blocking the deal for fintech startup Plaid in 2021.
DOJ sues Visa for allegedly monopolizing debit card markets
The complaint says Visa penalizes merchants and banks who don't use its own payment processing tech to process debit transactions.
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US Justice Department accuses Visa of illegal monopoly that adds to the price of ‘nearly everything’
The US Justice Department filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing Visa of illegally monopolizing the debit card market.
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