Banking and Credit Unions Join Forces to Seek TCPA Rule Extension from FCC

Your FCC Update for 03/27/2025 Summarizing 1 Filings from 1 Hot Proceedings

Dear Friends of The Docket Digest,

The push to delay TCPA revocation rules is picking up steam. Following yesterday's update about mPulse's healthcare-specific concerns, major financial industry groups—including the American Bankers Association, ACA International, and America’s Credit Unions—have now stepped forward, making a unified appeal to the FCC.

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Their argument echoes mPulse's warning: the "revoke all" rule could unintentionally block critical alerts like low-balance notifications and fraud warnings, creating confusion and unnecessary risks for consumers. They’re urging the FCC to reconsider, advocating a one-year delay to avoid unintended disruptions.

With these influential voices joining the chorus, the momentum behind the push for more time—and clarity—is growing. The FCC is now facing increased pressure to respond and provide much-needed breathing room for industries trying to comply without compromising essential consumer communications.

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Stay informed,

TJ

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