NACHA Issues QR Code Guidelines For Consumer Bill Payments

By  |  January 27, 2013
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NACHA, the Electronic Payments Association’s Council for Electronic Billing and Payment (CEPB), has released their final guidelines for QR code use in consumer bill payments.

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    The voluntary standards include recommendations for suggest QR code size, layout and the type of data represented within the code itself.

    “The goal of the guidelines is to establish a single QR code format that can be printed on a paper bill and scanned by the consumer’s mobile phone using a biller, mobile banking or generic QR code reader,” NACHA wrote.

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