2026-01-14 12:30:23

Major banks are mounting resistance against the latest credit card fee regulation proposal. According to financial news coverage, the banking sector is actively pushing back on efforts to implement stricter limits on credit card processing fees. This move highlights growing tensions between financial regulators and traditional banking institutions over consumer protection measures. Industry analysts are closely monitoring how this regulatory standoff might influence broader financial services competition and reshape payment processing economics.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 10h ago

Oh no, here comes the story of cutting leeks again. Banks are unwilling to loosen up at all. --- This traditional financial trick, just like air coins scammers, is all about trying to squeeze more profits. --- Once regulation tightens, the cut of transaction fees can't be maintained. Banks are getting desperate now. --- Basically, big capital doesn't want to lower profit margins, but they still have to pretend to protect consumers. --- If this really gets implemented and Web3 payments become usable someday, these old-fashioned institutions will be completely finished. --- Bank resistance, regulatory push, I just want to see who wins this power game. Anyway, it has nothing to do with us, the profit-harvesting crowd. --- Another drama of "new regulations vs. old institutions." In the end, consumers will probably foot the bill.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 10h ago

The bank is causing trouble again, just thinking about how to harvest the little guys.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 10h ago

Banks are always like this. As soon as they say they want to cut fees, they start giving customers the cold shoulder. Consumers are the ones who suffer.

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