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Same Day ACH payments can be used for a wide range of transactions, from paying bills to receiving payments of up to $1 million and can be processed in just a few hours. Unique to Same Day ACH among faster payment methods is the ability to reach virtually …
Meeting Details Alliance members and guests will meet February 18-20 for our winter member meeting in Tampa, FL! The agenda is under development and will be shared in the coming weeks. Registration will open mid-November and below is the preliminary …
One Day. One Topic. All In. The Smartest Way to Spend a Day Online. PaymentsIQ Live! —a new, annual, one-day virtual deep dive into one topic that’s lighting up the industry. No surface-level panels. No endless tracks. Just one big, bold subject, explored …
On Monday, Nov. 10, Nacha announced it is seeking public comments on the proposed change to the Nacha Operating Rules that would increase the per-transaction dollar limit for Same Day ACH payments from $1 million to $10 million. Corporate end users are …
The Payments Legal & Compliance Summit is a virtual event designed for legal professionals in the industry and those overseeing risk or compliance within their organizations. The Summit offers an advanced-level education and will keep you up to date on …
The Payments Innovation Alliance's Project Teams develop resources to help the payments ecosystem better understand emerging issues and provide important information to their customers, clients and industry partners. Please download them and share with …
Account validation is a best practice all organizations sending payments. There are many different scenarios in which it is important to take necessary steps to ensure an organization’s payments—whether credits or debits—are received in or from the proper …
Nacha is seeking comments on raising the per-entry dollar limit for Same Day ACH. This change would increase the limit from $1 million per payment to $10 million per payment. All ACH Network participants are encouraged to provide their comments on this …