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Checks Still the Payment Method Most Susceptible to Fraud There’s encouraging news in the war on Business Email Compromise (BEC), though the numbers remain cause for concern. “Sixty-eight percent of organizations were targeted by BEC in 2021, eight …
If you are like the rest of us, both your home and professional lives may have experienced some jolts due to the ongoing pandemic. And the payments industry has not been immune either. As business conditions continue to change, now is the perfect time for …
That didn’t take long at all. The ACH Contact Registry opened for business on July 1, and within a matter of days there were success stories to tell. Like when Eric Wester at UMACHA got a call from a member needing help with a missing payroll credit. …
At 36 pages, the criteria for becoming a Nacha Certified Third-Party Sender “is a little daunting when you first look at it.” That’s what Becky Wagner thought—though she’s quick to add that Nacha helped at every step of the way. Wagner is a senior …
In more than 1,000 landings as a naval aviator, I never once made a gear-up landing. I didn’t take any chances: I used a checklist to prepare for every landing. The checklist was necessary not because lowering the landing gear is difficult to remember. It …
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, financial institutions are likely to receive numerous inquiries from their account holders regarding the processing of ACH debit entries to their accounts. It is anticipated that many of these questions may relate to …
Direct Deposit is one of those things that’s easy to take for granted. Yet, like clockwork, it delivers employees' salaries each payday, as well as Social Security and veterans’ benefits. In fact, a 2022 American Payroll Association survey of some 29,000 …
Direct Deposit continues to be the overwhelming choice for Americans to receive their wages, a new survey finds. In its 2022 “Getting Paid in America” survey, the American Payroll Association (APA) found that more than 93% of those questioned use Direct …
NASHVILLE, Tennessee —The financial industry looks a lot different than when the Federal Reserve opened for business in 1914, and changes keep coming. That has the Fed rethinking some of the ways it operates. “Like many of you we’re watching the payments …