Wrestling Payments
Wrestling Payments is a podcast for professionals working at banks, credit unions, and FinTechs who are responsible for managing ACH and payment operations. In each episode, members of NEACH guide conversations to help professionals examine the challenges of modernizing payment operations. Ultimately, the stories uncovered through guest interviews and solo episodes will highlight industry trends and identify how organizations can build their payment operations for the future.
Wrestling Payments
Latest Episodes
1857 Called. It Wants Its Fraud Back
EPISODE SUMMARYJoe Casali uses this solo episode to argue that the proposed Stop Payments Fraud Act of 2026 is a useful but limited step against check fraud. He compares today’s check fraud problem to the 1800s, when thousands of ban...
Governance Before Technology: A Framework for Stablecoins and Tokenized Deposits with Guest David Dwumah
Episode Summary In this episode of Wrestling Payments, host Joe Casali welcomes David Dwumah, Founder & CEO of OurFiin and faculty member at the WPI Business School, for a conversation about one of the most impor...
True Crime Fighters: Why Your Ops Team Is on the Front Line
Nanci McKenzie, MLS, JM, AAP, APRP, CAMS, payments expert in Capital One’s commercial bank treasury management group, joins Joe ahead of her session at NEACH’s End User Payments Fraud Symposium. First party fraud is the one where your account h...
One Employee, Five Branches: The Wire Room Reality
One Employee, Five Branches: The Wire Room RealitySHORT SUMMARYNPG surveyed roughly 45 banks about how they actually run wires and found almost no consensus. Sean Carter walks through the numbers, including the 32 pe...
Fighting Back Against Credit Push Fraud: New ACH Rules for Originators
Jordan Bennett, AAP, APRP (Senior Director, ACH Network Risk Management at Nacha) joins Joe ahead of NEACH's End User Fraud Symposium to break down the new ACH rules targeting social engineering fraud — and for the first time, they put real obl...
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