Federal Reserve Adjusts 2027 Pricing for Payment Services
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On November 13, 2026, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System announced its 2027 pricing plan for payment services. According to the announcement, effective January 1, 2027, the Federal Reserve Banks will adjust the prices of check clearing, automated clearing house (ACH), instant payment, and wholesale payment and settlement services provided to banks and credit unions. The announcement stated that the average prices for mature services are expected to increase by 1.4%. The progress disclosed so far is the release of the pricing adjustment plan; the specific adjustments will take effect on New Year's Day 2027.
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- US Federal ReserveFederal Reserve announces 2027 pricing for payment services and adjusts check processing services
Federal Reserve Board announced that, effective January 1, 2027, Federal Reserve Banks will adjust the pricing of check clearing, ACH, instant payments, and wholesale payment and settlement services provided to banks and credit unions, with average prices for mature services expected to increase by 1.4%.
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