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- Check 21: a step on the path to electronic banking: the Fed envisions a U.S. payments system that is more reliable, faster, and less expensive as check processing becomes primarily electronic, displacing today's methods of processing paper checks. "C
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- Research articles 2005-06-22
- Alogent Celebrates 10 Years of Success As An Enterprise Payments Solutions Leader; Company's 'Converging Payments' Solutions Marry Well with Industry's Check 21 Needs and Beyond
- ATLANTA -- Coinciding with the inaugural year of Check 21, Alogent Corp., a leading global provider of enterprise payment processing solutions for financial institutions and processors, is celebrating its ten year anniversary as a payments technology specialist. The company delivers solutions that facilitate deposit capture and automation, image exchange initiatives...
- Research articles 2005-07-13
- SVPCo Teams with NCR to Position Banks for Check Payment Evolution; Move Provides Image-Exchange Option in Preparation for Check 21
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- Research articles 2004-05-20
- Pegasystems' New Smart Adjust 4.1 Automates Exception Processing for Retail Payments and Enables Compliance with 'Check 21' Regulations
- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- 'Smart' Cross-Payment Platform Delivers Substitute Check and ACH Return Handling; Helps Banks Handle Exceptions and Disputes Across the Enterprise
- Research articles 2004-09-15
- NCR Supports Payment Processing Solution with Identify Software Technology; Identify Helps NCR Support Finance-Industry Customers Working to Meet Check 21 Challenges
- RALEIGH, N.C. -- IdentifyR Software, the pioneer and leader in application problem resolution software, today announced that the Payment Solutions division of NCR Corp. has chosen Identify's AppSightTM Application Support System to reduce application support costs and further enhance the reliability of its payment processing solutions.
- Research articles 2004-07-27
- The Impacts of Check 21 and ARC to Your Organization
- Check 21 legislation aims to further improve efficiency of the payment system via the creation of a new payment instrument - the substitute check. This article explains the repercussions of the Check 21 legislation on the payment processing environment and how it will compare to check conversion services being offered.
- White papers 2005-01-29
- Upfront: Check Payments to Bow Out?
- This article depicts about a research which reveals that a combination of electronic payment types are poised to replace the check as the primary vehicle for transferring funds between two commercial parties. The research cites several factors that signal the approaching demise of check payments, including recent Federal Reserve estimates...
- White papers 2005-04-01
- Electronic Payments: More Choices, Rewards and Risks
- At the Association for Financial Professionals' 2005 annual conference, Business Finance brought together a panel of treasury professionals to discuss Check 21, remote deposit capture, the proliferation of payment systems and payment fraud. This article provides the views, based on the discussion with those treasury professionals, on electronic payments system.
- White papers 2005-12-01
- Consumer Check Payments Outsourcing Decisions in the ARC & Check 21 Era
- Enter Check 21, accounts receivable conversion ARC and a slew of electronic payment alternatives from NACHA. These combined with evolving consumer habits and advances in retail lockbox technology, are causing many business to wonder if they need to change their process or if it should be their process. For many...
- White papers 2005-01-29
- SVPCo and Unisys to Help Financial Institutions Leverage Check 21 Legislation and Image Exchange Opportunities
- Under the agreement with SVPCo - the leading bank-owned, private sector provider of payment services to financial institutions in the United States - Unisys will offer consulting services to help financial institutions meet the business and technical requirements of Check 21. Unisys consulting services help banks realize the industry goal...
- White papers 2004-05-04
- Check 21: Where Are You on the Adoption Curve?
- Check 21, which will become effective October 28, 2004 one year after signage, encourages, without mandating, check truncation by removing the legal impediments to check truncation that require delivery of the original paper check to the paying institution in order to constitute legal presentment. Instead, original paper checks can be...
- White papers 2004-02-07
- Check 21 Readiness
- Check 21 marks one of the most significant changes in the history of this country's payment system. It will transform the way checks, our most widely used non-cash method of payment, are handled. The President signed Check 21 into law on October 28, 2003. As a result, all financial institutions...
- White papers 2003-12-19
- The Domino Effect of Check 21 Paving a Path for Banks to Redefine and Reclaim the Payment System
- Domino theories are invoked when a seemingly simple or isolated event is predicted to provoke a series of reactions whose cumulative effect is both momentous and distant from the original event. The enactment of Check 21 will entrain such a series of events in the payment system. These events ?...
- White papers 2003-12-01
- Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act: Printing Implications for Financial Institutions and Service Bureaus
- In an effort to improve the efficiency of the U.S. payment systems and minimize risky dependence on planes, trucks and trains to transport paper checks, the U.S. government drafted and enacted the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act. Also known as Check 21, the act was signed into law...
- White papers 2004-11-18
- Check 21 (the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act) Potential Opportunities and Implications for Financial Institutions
- Check 21 aims to facilitate the broader use of electronic check processing, without requiring any bank to change its current check collection practices. Its many proponents believe that the law represents an important step in streamlining check processing and, in doing so, reducing some of the risks inherent in today's...
- White papers 2004-06-10
- The Domino Effect of Check 21: Paving a Path for Banks to Redefine and Reclaim the Payment System
- Domino theories are invoked when a seemingly simple or isolated event is predicted to provoke a series of reactions whose cumulative effect is both momentous and distant from the original event. The enactment of Check 21 has entrained such a series of events in the payment system. These events can...
- White papers 2005-01-12
- Wanted: An Industrywide Check Image Network
- Now that the Electronic Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act is in effect, electronically shared check activity has ramped up slowly as banks feel their way through the operational and technological changes brought about by the new law. Banks can either focus on developing an industry wide electronic check-image-handling...
- White papers 2005-03-01
- Check 21 - Exacerbating the Emerging Crisis in U.S. Banking Profitability
- Check 21 legislation's goal is to reduce systemic risk associated with physical check movement as well as to provide a mechanism to reduce the costs associated with check payment processing. Check 21 creates a newly acceptable payment instrument. In addition, Check 21 provides a foundation for the imaging of checks...
- White papers 2004-01-01
- Check Truncation Strategies: Implications for Float Management
- It is not unusual to discover the latent presumption that an image environment largely negates float. At the same time, electronification's planners typically tend to under consult with float managers on an area where float managers tend to be among the bank's experts: customers' payments needs, preferences and pricing. As...
- White papers 2003-05-15
- The Checkless Society
- Don't look now, but checks are checking out: The long-heralded "checkless society" is now within America's grasp. And while no one expects checks to disappear overnight, the long-term implications for banks are substantial. Legislation signed into law late last year and scheduled for implementation on October 28, 2004 - commonly...
- White papers 2004-09-08
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