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ABA believes that interchange rates and governance should be set by the free operation of the market forces in the private sector. ABA opposes policies that direct state or federal governments to set price controls or otherwise regulate interchange rates, which currently are set by the private market through contractual relationships.

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Letter to Congress & Regulators
Joint Alliance Letter re NPRM on Debit Card Interchange Fees and Routing (Regulation II), Docket No. R‐1818
February 14, 2024
Comment Letter
Rob Nichols Comment Letter on Regulation II Proposal
January 11, 2024
Letter to Congress & Regulators
NPRM on Debit Card Interchange Fees and Routing (Regulation II), Docket No. R‐1818
December 4, 2023
Letter to Congress & Regulators
Joint Trades Letter to the Federal Reserve Board on Financial Sector Opposition to Reopening Regulation II
October 20, 2023

News

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Fed’s Bowman shares concerns about data behind debit interchange fee proposal
February 28, 2024
Article
From triple threat to total impact
February 27, 2024
NewsByte
Research: Fed proposal to lower debit interchange fees will cost consumers billions
January 26, 2024
NewsByte
Fed extends comment period on debit card interchange fee proposal
January 23, 2024

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