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Fintech unicorn Rapyd prepares to shake up the credit card market
17.12.24|Almog AzarRapyd is seeking a clearing license in Israel to compete with Isracard, Max, and other traditional players.
Cyber attacks expose flaws in cashless ambitions
01.12.24|Viki AuslenderNorway, Sweden, and now Israel confront the risks of over-reliance on digital systems.
Cyberattack disrupts credit card payments across Israel’s largest clearing network
29.10.24|Almog AzarShva confirms denial-of-service attack halted credit card approvals; full service resumed after two hours.
Israel’s credit card giants finally jumping on smartphone payment bandwagon
14.07.20|Naomi ZorefIsracard, one of the country's largest credit card companies, was the first to launch its product, announcing the addition of the ANYPAY service to its app
Mastercard partners with installment company Splitit
21.06.20|CTechSplitit lets users spread out their payments at checkout, both in brick and mortar shops and on e-commerce websites, through an interest-free installment plan and up to two credit cards
Fintech Startup Rapyd Acquires Credit Card Processing Company Korta
20.04.20|Hagar RavetRapyd offers payment services enabling the transfer of electronic funds across borders through various means of payment, including bank transfers, digital wallets, and cash
Israeli Credit Card Startup CreditStacks Raises $10 Million
07.11.19|Meir OrbachCreditStacks offers credit cards to U.S. customers that have no credit history
Intended to Increase Competition, Israeli Law Pushes Credit Card Fees Up
08.07.19|Raheli Bindman and Lilach BaumerIn 2017, the Israeli parliament passed a law intended to increase competition in the financial sector. Among its clauses, the law mandated a separation between Hapoalim and Leumi, Israel's two largest banks, and their credit card subsidiaries

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