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Hosted by the IPA, the Payments Podcast is designed to keep you ahead of an ever-changing industry and position you to succeed in tomorrow’s prepaid environment. Join us for thought-provoking discussions on the most pressing issues of the day.
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Episode - 87 IPA's August Government Update 

Episode - 86 IPA's June Government Update 

Episode - 85 How Did Covid Change Payments Preferences ​

Episode - 84 Talking Taxes, Fees, and Fintech Regulation with Brian and Brian 

Episode - 83 San Francisco is Looking for a Partner to Help Kids Save

Episode - 82 Crypto, Interchange, and the Fed

Episode - 81 H. & R. Block's Spruce Offers Lessons on Innovation

Episode - 80 The PayPal Lawsuit Against the CFPB and What it Means

Episode - 79 B4B Brings a Global Perspective to US Payments

Episode - 78 Musical Chairs at the Regulatory Agencies

Episode - 77 Expect the Unexpected in 2022

Episode - 76 Have Digital Driver’s Licenses Arrived

Episode - 75 Visa Brings Cash Deposits to Fintechs

Episode - 74  Congress is Researching Fintech

Episode - 73 New Agency Heads Will Change the Regulatory Environment

Episode - 72 Making Crypto Less Cryptic

Episode - 71 - Comdata Puts New Twists on Payroll Cards

Episode 70 - The Fall Regulatory Season Is Upon

Episode 69 -  Is Data an Asset or a Liability?

Episode 68 - Teaching Banks and Fintechs to Work Together

Episode 67 - Relationship Advice for Banks

Episode 66 - Good Financial Data Goes Beyond Bank Statements

Episode 65 - IPA’s Government Update for July 2021

Episode 64 - Payments for Good with Blackhawk Network

Episode 63 -​ IPA’s June Government Update

Episode 62 - Is Green Dot the Model for Fintech Evolution

Episode 61 - Fraud Prevention Rules Are Changing  

Episode 60 - IPA's Regulatory Update for May 2021

Episode 59 - Who uses digital banks?

Episode 58 - Customer Disputes During COVID and Beyond: Ubiquity discusses setting up and managing dispute processes