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Cryptocurrency has evolved from a niche digital asset years ago into a disruptive force in financial services today. In its earliest days, it was seen as a speculative investment; it now plays an emerging role in payments, banking and global finance. …
Third parties are already a significant part of the ACH Network, and, if anything, as the network grows their roles are only likely to increase. That makes it all the more important for organizations that act as third parties to know their roles and …
Members of Nacha’s Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG) have noticed an increase in first-party fraud at their institutions, and Nacha representatives are fielding more questions on first-party fraud from other participants on the ACH Network. …
Nacha just published its Operations Bulletin #2-2025 . The bulletin strongly recommends that all Non-Consumer Originators, Participating Depository Financial Institutions, Third-Party Service Providers and Third-Party Senders abandon the use of faxes and …
The speed and scale of modern payment systems demand optimized operations. Yet many back-office workflows still rely on manual intervention for exception handling, returns and reconciliation. AI is changing that—accelerating processing, reducing human …
With less than a year to go before new Nacha Rules take effect in March 2026, the time is now for financial institutions to be talking to their Originators about making sure they’re compliant on day one—or, even better, well in advance. One of the …
NEW ORLEANS —You wouldn’t find Pepsi working with Coke, but when it comes to the two ACH Operators, it’s a very different story. “It’s always interesting to have your only competitor be also your biggest partner,” said Jason Carone, Senior Vice President, …
In today’s dynamic payments environment, in which payment mechanisms continue to evolve and the need for robust banking solutions is paramount, the importance of having a solid business banking program continues to be a priority for many financial …
In today's fast-paced digital economy, speed is no longer a luxury—it’s an expectation. According to the latest Federal Reserve Payments Study , “The allure of speed plays a role in changing use patterns for all kinds of payment methods, familiar and …