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Accredited Payments Risk Professionals (APRP) have mastered the complexities of risk management for ACH, check, wire, debit, credit and prepaid cards, and emerging and alternative payments. Any professional in the payments industry can work toward …
The ISO 20022-to-ACH Mapping Guide & Tool is comprised of eight documents. For each ISO 20022 message, there is a word document that provides background, explanation and examples, and corresponds to a spreadsheet that provides the detailed data mapping …
Version 2.x Version 2 is an architecturally improved version of the IFX Business Message Specification (BMS), including refined adaptation to SOA, a consistently applied object model and important new content IFX Version 2 continues the Forum’s …
Version 1.x For over a decade, the IFX Forum built upon its service-based architecture and business-first content, maintaining backwards compatibility throughout. As SOA principles matured industry-wide and important design patterns within the standard …
From this page, users can access the released versions of the IFX Business Message Specification (BMS). Access the BMS Release Version 1.9.1 Release Version 2.4 License Statement IFX Forum hereby grants to all users of the IFX Business Message …
Afinis APIs support industry innovation. APIs have been used in the payments ecosystem for years to automate tasks, reduce friction and improve communication flows. But many organizations use unique, incompatible, customized APIs with varied formats and …
Now that you are an APRP, it is important to maintain your credential with continuing education. Below is information on how to maintain your ARPR designation, including earning and filing continuing education credits (CEC). When to File The APRP …
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 …
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 …