The Electronic Payments Coalition

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EPC educates policymakers, consumers & the media on the value, innovation, convenience, security & competition that exists in the electronic payments system.

Washington, DC

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Credit cards help power the economy. 💳 $23.4B in economic impact from rewards 96% of fraud losses blocked or refunded 87% of new small business owners say electronic payments were essential to launching Protect the payments system Americans depend on.
Credit Cards Are Helping Make Life More Affordable for American Families - Electronic Payments...
From electronicpaymentscoalition.org
The Electronic Payments Coalition
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Sep 23
FALSE PROMISES: The Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Mandates would NOT save consumers money. 💸 “Nothing requires businesses to lower their prices. That’s never happened in other countries that have regulated interchange.” – @garyleff
Trump Says Cutting Swipe Fees Will Save Families $1,200—The Bill He Backs Doesn't Do That
From viewfromthewing.com
The Electronic Payments Coalition
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Sep 22
The Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Mandate would weaken the fraud protections and card benefits that small business owners like Defilippis depend on. @bangordailynews @SenatorCollins @SenAngusKing bangordailynews.com/2026/09/12/opi…
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The Electronic Payments Coalition
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Sep 21
After the 2010 Durbin Amendment, 98% of merchants raised prices or kept them the same. History says the Durbin-Marshall Amendment would deliver the same result. Montana’s community banks would take the hit too, losing the revenue they need to keep credit affordable for small
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The Electronic Payments Coalition
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Sep 18
Arizona welcomed more than 647,000 visitors funded by frequent flyer miles in 2024, adding nearly $992 million to the state’s economy. ✈️ @GovBrewer warns the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Mandates could end the travel rewards programs fueling Arizona tourism. That's a $29.7
Opinion: Arizona can’t afford a decline in travel and tourism
From tucson.com