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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 …
On Payday, Employee Should Know That Direct Deposit is Faster Than Paychecks. …
While it’s not officially the end of summer—that comes Sept. 22—Labor Day is the last hurrah for many of us before autumn takes over. Why would you want to spend any of that precious long weekend time dealing with a paper paycheck? For many Americans, …
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 …
It’s a drill that’s been taking place for as long as anyone can remember: Start a new job and on your first day be sure to bring a voided check to set up Direct Deposit. The thing is, this being 2022 not everyone has paper checks, especially young …
The Payments Innovation Alliance, along with Nacha and the Payments Associations, are on track to launch the first Faster Payments Professional Certificate in 2022. The FPP will allow payments professionals to demonstrate proficiency in the field of …
Mercator Advisory Group recently held a webinar to further discuss the findings of its new white paper titled “The Expanding Role of ACH in the Era of Faster Payments.” Michael Herd, Nacha’s Senior Vice President of ACH Network Administration, and Sarah …
NASHVILLE, Tennessee —Could FedNow pave the way for more ACH settlement windows? A major stumbling block to expanding ACH hours is that the Federal Reserve’s National Settlement Service (NSS) for interbank settlement closes at the end of the business day …
Financial Inclusion and Direct Deposit: FDIC Report Shows Pandemic Relief Helped Encourage Bank Account Openings
The ability to quickly receive pandemic-related benefits led some of the nation’s previously “unbanked” households to open bank accounts, which contributed to a continuing decline in the number of unbanked Americans, a new federal report found. The “2021 …