Regulators are no longer treating digital wallets and payment apps as experimental tools, but as financial institutions. That shift carries consequences for any company operating in the digital payments ecosystem.
If your business handles consumer funds, relies on a payment platform, or integrates with fintech infrastructure, the expectations around disclosures, data use, fraud handling, and partnership agreements are changing quickly. Many standard contracts simply aren’t built for this level of scrutiny.
In our latest article, we break down what the CFPB’s new focus means for fintech operators, lenders, and service providers, and why updating your agreements now can prevent far more serious issues later.
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