Reduce credit card swipe fees.

Marshall said he is focused on the cost of living and named ... credit card swipe fees ... as items he wants to get "across the finish line."

He committed to advancing action on credit card swipe fees.

Senator Marshall: We Have Solutions to Bring Down Costs – Now we Have to Finish the Job
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Sponsor Roger Marshall introduced S.3623, the Credit Card Competition Act of 2026, which would require Federal Reserve regulations to increase network competition in credit card transactions; Congress.gov shows the latest action as 'Read twice and referred to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.'

Marshall took a concrete legislative step toward reducing swipe fees by introducing the bill, but there is no enacted reduction yet; the latest official action remains referral to committee.

unresolved same_term A for effort

S.3623 - Credit Card Competition Act of 2026 | Congress.gov
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Marshall said the bill would 'increase competition in the credit card market' and 'drive down the cost of everyday goods,' framing it as a way to reduce swipe fees; the release also says the bill was reintroduced on January 13, 2026.

Marshall publicly renewed the effort to reduce swipe fees in the current Congress, but the release reflects advocacy and introduction rather than delivery.

unresolved same_term A for effort

Marshall, Durbin Reintroduce Credit Card Competition Act Backed by President Trump - Senator Roger Marshall
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