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                       ANNOUNCEMENTS                              Casap raises $25M to address
                                                                  payment disputes with AI
                       Fleetworthy awarded patent                 Casap, a provider of  AI-powered dispute and fraud
                       for fleet efficiency technology            automation, raised $25 million in Series A funding led by
                                                                  Emergence Capital, with participation from Lightspeed,
         Fleetworthy celebrated its third patent for the Drivewyze   Primary and SoFi, bringing total funding to $33.5 mil-
         by Fleetworthy weigh station bypass service, marking its   lion, Casap stated. The company noted that it addresses
         22nd patent overall. Patent 12,327,434 covers innova-    outdated, costly dispute processes and rising first-party
         tions including dual-mode logic for managing weigh       fraud with its intelligent platform, which streamlines the
         station bypass and toll payments, user-selectable privacy   dispute lifecycle, cutting fraud losses by over 51 percent
         controls, customizable notifications and an enhanced     for clients while boosting ROI and trust. Casap added
         driver interface. Drivewyze by Fleetworthy disrupted     that with demand surging, it intends to expand fraud
         traditional bypass methods by embedding transpon-        scoring, AI decisioning and post-transaction automation,
         der-like functionality into ELDs and mobile devices,     reshaping financial institutions' operations and strength-
         eliminating extra hardware, the Fleetworthy noted. The   ening consumer loyalty.
         platform also integrates proactive in-cab safety alerts for
         rollover  zones, slowdowns  and  low-clearance  bridges.
         This patent reinforces Fleetworthy's innovation strategy,   RESEARCH
         advancing AI-driven automation to improve fleet safety,
         compliance and efficiency  while  protecting  intellectual   FPC studies ISO 20022 in
         property, the company added.                             cross-border, real-time payments
         Nacha releases Spanish-language resources                The U.S. Faster Payments Council released a new report,
                                                                  sponsored by Mastercard, showcasing how ISO 20022
         Nacha's Payments Innovation  Alliance released three     is transforming cross-border real-time payments. Titled
         new Spanish-language resources to help financial         ISO 20022: Data Rich Messaging Advances Top Cross-Border
         institutions protect Spanish-speaking consumers from     Real-Time Payment Use Cases, the report highlights buyer-
         financial scams. Developed by the Alliance's Consumer    to-supplier payments, tourism and retail transactions,
         Financial Exploitation Project Team, the materials focus   and financial inclusion. ISO 20022's structured, stan-
         on raising awareness about money mule schemes and        dardized data enables faster processing, improved com-
         mobile scams. They include an infographic explaining     pliance, reduced costs and seamless interoperability, the
         how individuals may unknowingly aid fraudsters, a        FPC found. Real-world examples include U.S. manufac-
         video highlighting the risks of "easy money" and a dis-  turers streamlining supplier payments, tourists making
         cussion guide offering tips to avoid mobile-based scams.   instant FX transactions and entrepreneurs in developing
         Designed for easy sharing across digital and branch      markets  accessing  global  tools.  The  report  emphasizes
         channels, these resources expand access to fraud preven-  ISO 20022 as a strategic enabler of innovation, bridging
         tion education and support safer financial practices for   systems and driving financial inclusion worldwide.
         Spanish-speaking communities, Nacha pointed out.
         Nuvei expands global money                               More than half of credit cardholders
         movement capabilities
                                                                  financially unhealthy
         Nuvei expanded its global money movement capa-           J.D. Power's 2025 U.S. Credit Card Satisfaction Study
         bilities to deliver faster, more cost-effective cross-border   found that 56 percent of cardholders are financially
         payouts, especially in emerging markets where tradi-     unhealthy,  with  53  percent  carrying  revolving  debt.
         tional banking infrastructure causes delays. By lever-   Satisfaction rose slightly year-over-year to 611 (on a
         aging stablecoin rails on the backend, Nuvei noted, it   1,000-point scale), driven by financially healthy cus-
         enables same-day or next-day settlement of fiat directly   tomers, especially those with rewards and annual-fee
         into recipients' bank accounts, bypassing slow and       cards. Financially strained customers reported lower
         costly SWIFT transfers. This enhancement complements     satisfaction and reduced spending, with greater buy
         Nuvei's  existing  payout  options, including  bank  trans-  now, pay later usage. Merchant surcharges hurt satis-
         fers, real-time networks, eWallets and cards across 200   faction, prompting many to switch payment methods.
         markets  and  150  currencies.  Supporting use  cases  like   Awareness of issuers'  AI use is low, but one-third
         intra-company treasury, vendor payments, payroll and     of participants in the study expect security benefits.
         remittances, the solution also optimizes FX rates, help-  American Express ranks highest among issuers. The
         ing businesses scale globally with efficiency, transpar-  study, based on 37,293 responses, examined satisfaction
         ency, and reliability, Nuvei added.                      factors including  account management, rewards  and
                                                                  customer service.


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