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With demand from consumers and businesses for faster payments firmly established, financial institutions recognize the need to act, but where do they stand on implementation planning? To find out, the Center for Payments, a collaboration of ten Payments Associations helping their members keep pace with the continued evolution of U.S.
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Technology continues to play a more critical role in the payments space than over the past 25 years. The buzz today is cryptocurrency and how it will be utilized as a viable form of payment in the U.S. About 46 million Americans own a share of a cryptocurrency and predictions are that it will continue to grow.
The Payments Associations across the country have played a very important role from the beginning, from participating on Nacha’s Blue Ribbon Panels that developed each accreditation program and that keep them up to date, to providing ongoing exam preparation and continuing education.
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