March and June 2026 are closer than they look and for ACH operations, that's tomorrow. Nacha's new rules bring the biggest compliance shakeup in decades, putting fraud monitoring responsibilities squarely on both Originators and RDFIs.
This isn't business as usual. The new requirements demand risk-based monitoring across all ACH credits, standard entry descriptions for PAYROLL and PURCHASE, and stronger controls against the growing wave of credit push (APP) fraud, a $3B problem by 2028.
In this session, we'll break down what every bank and credit union leader needs to know before it's too late:
- The must-know details of Nacha's 2026 rule changes
- What "risk-based fraud monitoring" really means in practice
- How the new PAYROLL and PURCHASE standards reduce fraud exposure
- Best practices for ACH modernization and compliance readiness
- Why pre-wired fraud detection via modern ACH processors is the smarter path
- Low-risk, stepwise strategies for confident migration from legacy systems
- Why ACH modernization tops the 2026 agenda for payment leaders
The industry is moving and ACH modernization is no longer optional. Join us to get clear, practical insights and the best practices to keep your institution ahead of the 2026 curve.
