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Both bills would prohibit financial institutions from requiring merchant category codes for a purchase that identifies a merchant as a firearms retailer. Violations would be treated as an “unfair or deceptive act” under state law, with each act constituting a separate violation.

The bill would prohibit financial institutions from requiring merchant category codes for a purchase that identifies a merchant as a firearms retailer. They would also prohibit the Indiana Department of Justice from maintaining a list of firearm purchases based on information from its background checks.

A Wisconsin Senate committee has cleared a bill that would prohibit financial institutions operating in the state from using a credit card merchant code that would enable the tracking of firearm and ammunition purchases.

As per a notification on the ICICI Bank website, credit cardholders will get one complimentary airport lounge access by spending Rs 35,000 in the preceding calendar quarter.

Wisconsin House and Senate committees held hearings on bills that would prohibit financial institutions operating in the state from using a credit card merchant code that would enable the tracking of firearm and ammunition purchases.

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Maine First District Congresswoman Chellie Pingree and dozens of Congressional Democrats are pushing American Express, Visa, Mastercard, and Discover to explain why their companies have paused the implementation of a

A bill introduced in the New Hampshire House would prohibit financial institutions operating in the state from using a credit card merchant code that would enable the tracking of firearm and ammunition purchases.

Credit card companies considered using a code to identify purchases made at gun shops but backed away from the plan in March.

The statute simply states that “a financial institution may not require a firearms retailer in this state to use a firearms code that is different from that of a general transaction.”