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Consumer Alert: Understanding Payment Compliance Before It’s Too Late
According to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data, consumers reported losing over $10 billion to fraud in 2023, a 14%...
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ACH vs. EFT: What Are the Key Differences?
Writing paper checks was the standard for secure transactions years ago. However, with the advancement of digital...
Banking on the Brink: Tackling the Compliance Challenges That Threaten Stability
Is your bank prepared to navigate the turbulent waters of compliance challenges threatening the stability of the...
Banking Security Boost: How Payment Processors Can Help
According to a survey involving more than 10,000 consumers worldwide, the majority (70%) of consumers would cease to do...
How Can Payment Gateway Providers Support Small Banks
As technology continues to reshape how we handle transactions, more financial institutions are adopting advanced...
What Are the Best Fraud Prevention Strategies for Credit Unions?
Credit unions are particularly vulnerable to fraud. According to the Voice Intelligence & Security Report, credit union...
How Can Banks Use Check Verification for Fraud Prevention?
Checks remain a relevant payment method. The 2022 Federal Reserve Payments Study found the value of check payments...
How Can NFC Mobile Payments Benefit Retail Banking?
Near-field communication (NFC) mobile payments are changing the face of retail and banking. While the first contactless...
Top Payment Innovations to Watch in 2024
According to Statista, the total transaction value in the digital payments market is set to reach US$14.78 trillion by...
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Pending ACH Transaction? Here’s what to do!
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