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Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Fort Myers, Florida, iCheckGateway.com serves businesses ranging from small local family operations to enterprise-level publicly traded corporations across the U.S. They bring together the best of both ACH and credit …
Envestnet, Inc. is a Nacha Preferred Partner for Compliance with a focus on account validation. Envestnet, Inc. (NYSE: ENV) is a leading provider of intelligent systems for wealth management and financial wellness. Envestnet's unified technology empowers …
Early Warning is a Nacha Preferred Partner for Compliance with a focus on account validation. Early Warning, a financial services technology leader, has been empowering and protecting consumers, small businesses, and the U.S. financial system with …
Dwolla, Inc. is a fintech company powering innovations with sophisticated account-to-account payment solutions. Dwolla’s robust platform, low-code API and partnership ecosystem simplify the complex process of integrating with the various payment networks …
Fiserv is a Nacha Preferred Partner for Preferred Partner for Compliance, Risk and Fraud Prevention, and ACH Experience, with a focus on Payments and Financial Services. For more than 30 years, Fiserv has been a global leader in financial services …
Make sure you have all the latest information on registration dates and fees by checking this page. APRP exam registrations include a complimentary handbook to help you prepare. Nacha prefers online registration . Register Today Test Window Monday, Aug. 5 …
Now that you are an AAP, it is important to maintain your credential with continuing education. Below is information on how to maintain your AAP designation, including earning and filing continuing education credits (CEC). When to File The AAP …
Developed by the State Revenue Agencies and Nacha, the State Tax Refund Return Opt-In Program makes it easier for financial institutions to return tax refund credits in cases of suspected error or fraud. What’s In It For You? Numerous financial …
The first thing to do is to ask your employer if they offer Direct Deposit. If you work at a small place, check with your boss; in a larger firm, ask the human resources department. In many cases the answer is yes, so you’ll want to be ready with the most …