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Emergency aid payout delays and uncertainty over when funds arrive

PYMNTS says research with Visa Direct found that slow timelines, limited payout choice and uncertainty about when funds arrive can put pressure on constituents and the agencies fielding their calls.

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PYMNTS announced a discussion for September 30, 2026, at noon ET about its research with Visa Direct on payout experiences. PYMNTS says the findings highlight how delays, limited payout choice and uncertainty about arrival can strain constituents and agencies. Visa’s Rick Malcolm, Moov’s Wade Arnold and Marshall Henry of the U.S. Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service are scheduled to examine those findings and discuss matching payout speed to real-time expectations.

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PYMNTS@pymntsConsumers can split a dinner bill in four seconds, then they wait days for emergency aid. New PYMNTS Intelligence research with @VISADIRECT, Moving Money at the Speed of Life: Same Payout, Different Experience, found that slow timelines, limited payout choice and uncertainty about when funds actually arrive can put pressure on constituents and on the agencies fielding their calls. Rick Malcolm of Visa, Wade Arnold of Moov and Marshall Henry of the U.S. Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service take that finding apart on September 30 at 12:00 PM ET. Save your seat and get the playbook for matching payout speed to real-time expectations. https://hubs.ly/Q04xxpTC020d
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    PYMNTS@pymntsConsumers can split a dinner bill in four seconds, then they wait days for emergency aid. New PYMNTS Intelligence research with @VISADIRECT, Moving Money at the Speed of Life: Same Payout, Different Experience, found that slow timelines, limited payout choice and uncertainty about when funds actually arrive can put pressure on constituents and on the agencies fielding their calls. Rick Malcolm of Visa, Wade Arnold of Moov and Marshall Henry of the U.S. Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service take that finding apart on September 30 at 12:00 PM ET. Save your seat and get the playbook for matching payout speed to real-time expectations. https://hubs.ly/Q04xxpTC020d
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