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… Do you get paid by Direct Deposit? That’s governed by the Rules. Do you pay your bills electronically via ACH? Also governed by the Rules. The ACH Network touches nearly all Americans, and the Nacha Operating Rules direct how the ACH Network is …
Below calls attention to one specific fraud, however, additional threats are others outlined on the page: Current Fraud Threats What Are Coronavirus Scams? COVID-19 scams are frauds that primarily rely on the existence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Resources …
What is the value of earning the AAP or APRP credential and what is the best way to prepare for taking the exams? In a recent episode of Payments Smartcast, Nacha's Podcast Channel, Betsy Jaffe, Nacha's Director of Marketing & Communications, sat down …
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) has exploded over the past year as a payments method. Although the general concept is not particularly new – buying items “on layaway” was popular for decades after the Great Depression, and installment lending was the most …
Contact: Media Relations Today, Nacha released the following statement by President and CEO Jane Larimer on the December 2021 update to the Federal Reserve Payments Study : “The latest update to the Federal Reserve Payments Study highlights the importance …
… Direct Deposit is the fast and reliable way American workers get paid by putting consumers in control of their finances. In addition to payroll, Direct Deposits are also used in many other ways, including: Tax or other refunds Payments by payment apps …
NASHVILLE, Tennessee —Presidents typically stand before Congress and proclaim the state of the union to be strong. Michael Herd was looking for a different adjective to describe the ACH State of the Union and came up with the perfect fit: “historic.” …
Direct Deposits and Direct Payments are the smart and convenient way businesses, individuals, and government entities safely send and receive payments. Also known as direct debit, EFT, electronic bank transfer and eCheck, these types of payments move on …