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Coalition calls for repeal of Dodd-Frank debit card interchange caps
Banking, Consumer Protection
Monday, June 18, 2012
A coalition of conservative policy advocacy groups wants members of Congress to support legislation repealing Dodd-Frank’s cap on debit card interchange fees. They also asked lawmakers to oppose efforts to extend such caps to credit cards.

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