Taft partners Nicole Meisner and Sean Ruff, along with Taft attorney Daniel Ungar will be speaking at the Electronic Transactions Association’s (ETA) TRANSACT Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 18-20, 2026.

Meisner, Ruff, and Ungar will present a deep dive a deep dive into the latest developments shaping the payments landscape on Thursday, March 19, at 12:30 p.m. Learn more and register here.

The TRANSACT Conference is a leading payments and fintech industry event that brings together payment processors, financial institutions, fintech companies, and technology providers to explore the latest trends shaping how money moves. The three-day conference features keynote sessions, educational panels, an exhibit hall showcasing new payments technologies, and networking opportunities designed to help industry leaders share insights and build partnerships.

Meisner chairs Taft’s PayTech and Payment Systems practice group. She counsels a wide range of companies in the payments and financial services industries, including acquiring banks, payment processors, independent sales organizations (ISOs), payment facilitators, marketplaces, mobile payment providers, FinTech companies, ACH providers, money transmitters, prepaid access providers, and digital currency companies.

Ruff is a partner in Taft’s Financial Services, FinTech, and PayTech groups. He advises financial institutions, fintech companies, global marketplaces, and digital asset platforms on regulatory, transactional, and strategic matters spanning a wide range of consumer and commercial financial services. With a core focus on both federal and state regulatory frameworks, Ruff helps clients navigate complex legal regimes while developing, scaling, and acquiring innovative financial products.

Ungar is an attorney in Taft’s Paytech and Payment Systems practice group, working closely with Privacy and Data Security and Intellectual Property practice groups. Ungar counsels businesses throughout the payments and financial services industries, from banks and credit unions to payment processors and digital currency companies. His practice focuses on digital payments technologies, FinTech, and data privacy and security, and involves advising on contractual and compliance matters, including with respect to state and federal laws and regulations, payment network rules, and industry security standards.