American Transaction Processors Coalition

Before the American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC), national payments processing companies were to a great extent squeezed out of the political and regulatory chain of influence, and few Georgians and politicians residing in Americas Transaction Alley understood the importance of the industry to the states (and nations) economic success. Payment processing currently equals the entire U.S. movie industry (worldwide annual sales) and is dominated by Atlanta, just as Los Angeles dominates films. Most people dont know about the industry and its impact, which is why the ATPC was developed - to tell the story of more than 40,000 employees right here in Georgia and an additional 105,000 people around the world on the payroll of Georgia companies. The ATPC was created to protect, promote and preserve the interests of this critical Georgia industry through proactive public relations and government affairs activities. The ATPC focused on Georgias Congressional Delegation to build ...