JPMorgan, Nacha to share data via blockchain

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JPMorgan and Nacha plan to use blockchain technology to simplify the account verification process for JPMorgan Chase customers; no explicit mention of Texas-specific entities or regulations.

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Original Source Material

The companies aim to simplify the account verification process for JPMorgan Chase customers.