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New Orleans - Today, Nacha and the U.S. Faster Payments Council announced that 161 payments professionals successfully passed the inaugural Accredited Faster Payment Professional (AFPP) exam, marking an important milestone in demonstrating expertise and …
Contact: Media Relations Aliaswire , a provider of digital payment and credit solutions for businesses and financial institutions, and Nacha today announced that Aliaswire will join the Phixius Peer-to-Peer Network for the exchange of payment-related …
Contrary to what you might think, there are no Yankees-Red Sox type rivalries among the nation’s payment systems. Quite the opposite, actually. People and businesses have more payment options today than a decade ago, much less a generation ago, and …
Today Nacha announces that Phixius, a new platform that facilitates the trusted exchange of payment information is live and has completed its first information exchange transactions between participants. “We are excited that Phixius is now live,” said …
Nacha’s Phixius Platform Announces Partnership with Aliaswire to Provide Small Volume ACH Users Account Verification Option
HERNDON, Virginia, June 6, 2022 – Today, Nacha announced a partnership with Phixius and Aliaswire that will enable financial institutions, fintechs and businesses that originate a small volume of ACH transactions to comply with Nacha’s WEB Debit Account …
HERNDON, Virginia , Aug. 23, 2022 – Nacha’s Phixius service, a trusted peer-to-peer network for efficient and safe exchange and verification of payment-related information, announced today that financial institutions and service providers in the Phixius …
As users of the ACH Network contemplate data quality, risk and compliance strategies, they should be aware that on March 18, 2022, Nacha’s ACH WEB Debit “Account Validation Rule” becomes enforceable. The rule requires that the first use of an account …
When it comes to B2B, sometimes processing payments can be a job in and of itself. Payment information is missing or incorrect; there’s a lopsided reliance on doing things manually rather than through automation; and there’s a lack of industry …