Texas SB2056 regulates credit card transactions, prohibiting certain practices and requiring disclosures.
Texas SB2056 addresses unlawful practices in credit card transactions. It applies to credit card issuers with over $85 billion in assets, prohibiting them from fixing swipe fees, charging fees for disputed transactions without proper notification, and penalizing merchants for offering discounts for non-credit card payments. Payment card networks are barred from fixing swipe fees, requiring merchants to accept specific credit cards, and charging fees for disputed transactions. The bill mandates disclosure of swipe fees to cardholders and merchants.
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