The National Bank of Georgia published an update on talks with Visa covering ongoing and planned payment system projects, consumer protection and initiatives to expand access to innovative payment services. The parties also discussed future cooperation and financial education. The central bank highlighted Visa’s support for its new comparison platform, which allows consumers to compare payment service providers’ fees and commercial banks’ deposit interest rates. The meeting also covered the Tbilisi Financial Summit, scheduled for Oct. 27-28, which Visa will support for a second year.