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| Treasury changes Preventing Fraud, Improper Payments bring Results |
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Treasury and the Bureau of the Fiscal Service announced FY2026 results from Treasury’s efforts to prevent fraud and improper payments, including elements affecting credit unions, that fulfill requirements of a March 2025 Executive Order reforming federal disbursements. Action to help reduce fraud on the federal level has likely helped credit unions avoid the costly process to reclaim improperly paid federal government payments. America’s Credit Unions has supported government efforts to reduce fraud, including the actions highlighted this week.
In the past year, Treasury streamlined access to Do Not Pay’s fraud prevention tools, added nine new data sources to the Do Not Pay program, and deployed a new government-wide payment verification process.
According to the Treasury, it will continue working with federal agencies to expand the data available through Do Not Pay, strengthen payment verification capabilities, and further embed fraud prevention into government-wide payment and program integrity controls.
America’s Credit Unions has regularly engaged Treasury and the administration as it implements reforms federal disbursements, including participating in Treasury roundtables and submitting detailed comments.
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