What You'll Learn
This course provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding prepaid card programs by first establishing clear terminology and introducing how prepaid cards function within today’s financial ecosystem. It then outlines key participants and their responsibilities, ensuring clarity around roles and accountability, followed by a review of the regulatory framework and oversight that govern these products. By incorporating recent rule updates, the course keeps participants current with evolving compliance expectations, and concludes with practical guidance on offering prepaid cards, equipping attendees with the knowledge needed to design, manage, and maintain compliant and effective prepaid programs.
Topics covered in this course
- Terminology
- Introduction to Prepaid Cards
- Participants and Responsibilities
- Regulation and Oversight
- Recent Rule Updates
- Offering Prepaid Cards
*This course does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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