EPISODE · May 6, 2024 · 25 MIN
If you made a payment today, thank a rule!
from The PayPod · host Payments Canada
Payments are becoming increasingly easier, smarter and safer for Canadian businesses and consumers. There are multiple enablers for this change - technology, innovation, consumer demand - but the real reason payments keep getting better and better are the rules and by-laws that form their foundation. How does a payment rule get created? Once it’s created, who governs it and who enforces it? Can a rule be changed? How many payment rules are there? On this episode of The PayPod, find out everything you’ve ever wanted to know and more about payment rules in North America from our guests, Debbie Barr of Nacha and Charlie Clarke of Payments Canada.About The PayPodThe PayPod is Payments Canada’s multi-episode podcast that explores the trends and topics influencing payments in Canada and around the world.In each episode, leading experts and respected thought leaders discuss the changing payment landscape, the needs of Canadians and the future of modern payments.Connect with Payments CanadaVisit our website: Explore payment research, news system updates and insights at payments.ca.Join the conversation: Follow Payments Canada and The SUMMIT, Canada’s annual premier payment event on LinkedIn. Subscribe: Never miss an episode by subscribing to The PayPod on your Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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Payments are becoming increasingly easier, smarter and safer for Canadian businesses and consumers. There are multiple enablers for this change - technology, innovation, consumer demand - but the real reason payments keep getting better and better are the rules and by-laws that form their foundation. How does a payment rule get created? Once it’s created, who governs it and who enforces it? Can a rule be changed? How many payment rules are there? On this episode of The PayPod, find out...
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