The online payment service Paypal enables small businesses to send electronic payments without a credit card and receive electronic payments without a merchant account. Because Paypal can connect to ...

PayPal can be used like a bank in some ways, with tools for spending, saving and accessing cash — but it’s a fintech company, not a regulated bank. Some PayPal funds are FDIC-insured up to $250,000 ...

PayPal is planning to roll out traditional banking features to some users in the coming months, the company said Monday. The features include Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. coverage of the PayPal ...

PayPal is expanding into traditional banking through partnership with smaller banks to offer consumers debit cards connected to their PayPal accounts, along with direct deposit for paychecks and other ...

PayPal Holdings is nudging its customers closer to mainstream banking services. The San Jose, Calif.-based payments company has been quietly reaching out to groups of customers in recent months with ...

Apps have changed the way people shop, connect and even work. Some apps even change the way people bank. One of the leading options, PayPal, has 429 million users in America — according to Zippia — ...

PayPal is banking that digital wallets will be as transformative to the financial services sector as the introduction of credit cards and ATMs. Speaking to ZDNet, PayPal and eBay's Australian ...

One benefit of your business using PayPal to receive and transfer funds is that you never have to physically handle money. PayPal payments are just as valid as any other form of payment, but you ...

Before we look at the market cap, I decided to illustrate the tangible size of PayPal versus traditional banks by displaying the enterprise value. PayPal has managed to overtake the big banks with a ...

A recent data theft at PayPal caused a huge stir when a hacker was found wanting to sell access data to around 15.8 million accounts online—including user passwords in plain text. This type of data ...

For years, bankers agonized over the day when Big Tech firms would finally set their sights squarely on financial services. Mainly they worried about four companies: Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google ...