The Durbin Amendment is a law that requires the Federal Reserve to limit debit card processing fees charged to retailers. It was passed as part of the Dodd–Frank financial reform legislation in 2010.

Comment Letters

• IPA Letter to Federal Reserve Board on Proposed Rule (July 2021)
• IPA Letter to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Regarding Regulation II
• Meeting Between Staff and the Federal Reserve Board and Representatives of the Clearing House
• Federal Reserve NPR on Routing/Exclusively for CPN (May 2021)

Federal Reserve Documents

• Final updates to the Board’s Rule Concerning Debit Card Transactions
  
• Durbin Amendment (Regulation II)​
• ​Small Issuer Exemption
• ​Federal Reserve – FAQs  

State Interchange Letters

• Mississippi
• North Dakota Interchange Lawsuit
• Oklahoma
• Tennessee