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Industry Councils & Programs
NACHA offers a variety of dynamic
membership council and program options to meet the
needs of domestic and international payments system
industry stakeholders. For more information on each
Council/Program's activities, eligibility
requirements, and application process, click on the
Council/Program logos, or call 703-561-1100 or to
email click here.
 The
Council for Electronic Billing and Payment (CEBP)
promotes electronic consumer and
business-to-business billing and payment
programs and services, providing an open forum
for education, resource development, research,
and the exchange of information about the
electronic billing and payment industry.
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 The
Electronic Benefits and Services (EBS) Council
is a group of stakeholders that develops
consensual, commercially based operating rules
to facilitate interoperable electronic
government payments and services. The EBS
Council supports the delivery of the next
generation of electronic benefits and payments
by governments, through the operation of two
forums - the EBT Forum and the Government
Payments and Services Forum. The Government
Payments and Services Forum helps governments
identify, analyze, and adopt new technologies,
products and practices that enhance electronic
payments and the electronic delivery of
services. The EBT Forum continues to maintain
the QuestTM Operating Rules and remains a leader
in providing EBT education. |
 Do
you want to stay current on the latest
developments in payments? Do you wish you had
the opportunity to network with the nation's top
payments experts? Then apply for membership in
the Electronic Check Council. It is the diverse
membership of this Council, their innovative
ideas, and their hard work and dedication that
has led to the long list of accomplishments.
From ARC to POP, TEL to RCK, this group has
launched some of the most successful
applications in the ACH Network. Could your
organization benefit from being a part of this
dynamic group? Please visit our website and find
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 The
Global Payments Forum (GPF) was established with
the mission to facilitate the efficient and
economic exchange and settlement of cross-border
payment transactions and related information on
a global basis. The goal of the Forum is to
provide a central body for gathering
international payments expertise and to serve as
a voice for the banking industry on cross-border
payments issues. |
 The
Internet Council seeks to advance commerce over
open networks by enabling digital business in a
straight-through, secure, and cost effective
manner. Since its inception in 1996, it was the
first Council to take on several key pilot
initiatives and has been at the cutting edge of
payments over open networks. Its diverse
membership has tackled a number of projects
focused on authentication, data security, risk
management, fraud, new payment models, and
research and development. |
 The
Affiliate Membership Program provides an open
information share between its members, NACHA,
and the electronic payments industry while
affording influence and support to the strategic
development of electronic commerce and payments. |
| New for 2007 is
a discount to NACHA Council members for
additional Council memberships. Many
organizations belong to multiple Councils and
NACHA has recognized this level of involvement
by providing a $500 discount on each additional
Council a company joins.
Apply Now! |
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