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DFA (Dodd-Frank Act)
The Dodd-Frank Act was made effective in 2010 to promote financial stability in the U.S. by increasing accountability and transparency.
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POP (Point-of-Purchase)
A one time debit entry to the account of a receiver whom is notified, at the point of purchase, that their check (source document) will be converted into a single entry ACH transaction. The source document must be voided and returned to the receiver at the point of purchase.
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TLS (Transport Layer Security)
TLS refers to a cryptographic protocol to secure information sent over a computer data network. Connections using TLS typically have multiple authentication methods in place to secure...
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