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EFTA
(redirected from Electronic Funds Transfer Act)

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EFTAEuropean Free Trade Association
EFTAEuropean Free Trade Area
EFTAEuropean Fair Trade Association
EFTAEuropean Free Trade Agreement
EFTAElectronic Funds Transfer Act
EFTAEastern Fat Tire Association
EFTAElectronic Funds Transfer Association
EFTAEmerging Technologies and Factory Automation
EFTAERADCOM Flight Test Activity


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These have included the Electronic Funds Transfer Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, consumer protection for electronic payments, privacy, and security.
Congress and the Federal Reserve to create the Electronic Funds Transfer Act and Regulation E, and he advised the U.
EFTA has played a similar role in the development of consumer protection regulations for the Electronic Funds Transfer Act, the adoption of national standards for Electronic Benefits Transfer systems, and the implementation of handicapped-access regulations for ATM machines under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Helwig pointed out.
 
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