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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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Fed Report Shows Durbin ‘Exempt’ Issuers Saw Debit Interchange Decline
March 21, 2019
Press Release
ABA Endorses New Credit Card Program
November 27, 2018
Article
ABA Compliance Center Inbox, September/October 2017
August 26, 2017
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Fed Researchers: Durbin Amendment Led to Loss of Free Checking
July 07, 2017

Policy Library

Letter to Congress & Regulators
Letter to House and Senate re: Durbin Interchange Swipe Fees
April 25, 2017
Letter to Congress & Regulators
Letter to House re: Repeal of the Durbin Interchange Amendment
March 16, 2017
Letter to Congress & Regulators
Stex Memo to HFSC re: H.R. 5465
June 24, 2016
Letter to Congress & Regulators
Senate Letter re: Durbin-Franken Letter Response on Data Security
March 05, 2014

ABA Resources

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Communications Guide
April 01, 2019

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