
Wrestling Payments is a podcast for professionals working at banks, credit unions, and FinTechs who are responsible for managing ACH and payment operations. In each episode, members of NEACH guide conversations to help professionals examine the challenges of modernizing payment operations. Ultimately, the stories uncovered through guest interviews and solo episodes will highlight industry trends a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessTechnology | |||

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SUMMARY
A new weekly format: ten stories across two weeks, with an eye on what each one means in New England. Stablecoin reserves as a deposit category you can compete for, a Treasury check ring that... more
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Sean Carter, Caitlin Mullins-Smith, and Averee Jimenez dig into where ACH compliance breaks down in practice: origination-side fraud monitoring that nobody set up, web entries treated by label instea... more
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Joe Casali uses this solo episode to argue that the proposed Stop Payments Fraud Act of 2026 is a useful but limited step against check fraud. He compares today’s check fraud problem ... more
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Episode Summary
In this episode of Wrestling Payments, host Joe Casali welcomes David Dwumah, Founder & CEO of OurFiin and faculty member at the WPI Business School, for a conversation about one of... more
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A must listen for anyone serious about payments, Fintech, and banking. Honest, insightful, impact with real world strategies to help you lead in the fast changing financial landscape.
A good resource to listen and stay up to date on current rules and changes in the payments industry. Thank you NEACH!
Very helpful in the roadmap of payments and making sure controls are in place! Always appreciate these sessions!
Quick, easy to digest information by knowledgeable NEACH staff and guests.
An educational way for me to consume payment info on my commute!
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A pragmatic show focused on payments operations for banks, credit unions, and fintechs. Episodes regularly dissect governance, regulation, real-time rails, and the evolving infrastructure around ACH, FedNow, stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and embedded payments, often through practitioner-led discussions and policy-context analyses. Notable strengths include a practical framework mindset (governance, strategy, technology, people/processes), clear industry pragmatism, and guests who bring real-world experience from regulatory bodies, major rails, and fintechs. The program tends to balance strategic insights with concrete use cases, making it valuable for operators implementing modernization while navigating compliance and vendor negotiation... more
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Recent guests on Wrestling Payments include:
1. Caitlin Mullins
2. Averee Jimenez
3. David Dwumah
4. Nanci McKenzie
5. Sean Carter
6. Jordan Bennett
7. Phil Robbins
8. Mickey Marshall
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