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The 2026 NACHA Rules will fundamentally reshape ACH payment controls. Fraud monitoring, mandatory account verification before first payment or account changes, and audit-ready documentation will no longer be optional.
For Source-to-Pay teams, this goes far beyond treasury. From supplier onboarding to payment release, procurement, AP, and finance must work together to embed fraud controls across the entire S2P lifecycle.
At the same time, fraud tactics are becoming more sophisticated, and manual checks can’t keep up. Automation, real-time monitoring, and integrated account validation are quickly becoming the new standard.
In this session, Trustpair & Deloitte will break down what the 2026 requirements mean in practice and how S2P teams can turn compliance into a catalyst for stronger governance, faster onboarding, and more secure, touchless payments.
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Michael Cloherty is Head of Sales at Trustpair. With over 15 years of experience in financial technology, he partners with procurement, shared services, and finance leaders to help organizations secure the full Source-to-Pay process and mitigate vendor-related risks. At Trustpair, Michael supports the deployment of automated account ownership verification across supplier onboarding and payment workflows, enabling S2P teams to prevent fraud, ensure data integrity, and scale secure supplier management across global operations.
Harish Kumbhare is a Global Supply Chain Transformation thought leader, guiding clients through the entire transformation lifecycle, adeptly solving complex challenges, and unlocking hidden value. As one of the go-to-market strategy leader in Deloitte, Harish excels in various solution offerings within SAP Sourcing & Procurement, driving innovation and excellence.
Since 2017, Trustpair helps finance teams secure their entire P2P process, thanks to account validation automation. The solution offers intuitive risk management and integrates directly with existing tools for more efficiency.
