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This issue features our annual ranking of merchant acquirers in Europe, a survey we have conducted annually for more than 20 years. We also publish rankings of the top acquirers in the U.S., Latin America, Asia-Pacific and Middle East- Africa every year. Our statistics are derived from direct communication with the companies, and we thank each of them for participating. We never include data from third parties in our rankings, so this participation, alongside your subscription, brings you information not available from any other source.
Europe’s Top Merchant Acquirers–Global vs. Domestic
Europe’s Top Acquirers of Domestic Debit and Credit Cards in 2021
Top Merchant Acquirers in Europe–Ranked by Visa/Mastercard Transactions
Europe’s Top Acquirers of Web Transactions
First Quarter Card Network Results
Largest U.S. Credit Card Issuers–1Q 2022
Visa & Mastercard Outstandings, Shares by Groups of 50
Third 50 Largest Visa/Mastercard Credit Card Issuers
Investment & Acquisitions–April 2022
The 15 largest U.S. issuers of general purpose and private label credit cards in the U.S. at the end of the first quarter of 2022 are ranked. The ranking is based on purchase volume. The five largest are listed here.
1. JPMorgan Chase
$252.80 billion
2. American Express
$233.57 billion
3. Citi
$128.20 billion
4. Capital One
$126.28 billion
5. Bank of America
$109.10 billion
Full access to the Largest U.S. Credit Card Issuers–1Q 2022 results is available when you subscribe to the Nilson Report.
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