National Armored Car Association
Formed in 1929, the National Armored Car Association (NACA) is a business association that brings together the three major companies of the armored car industry—Brink's, GardaWorld, and Loomis—with a focus on protecting and promoting the common interests of the industry. Our members provide secure transportation and cash management services for the Federal Reserve, financial institutions, state and local governments, and private businesses and individuals across the United States and internationally.
Industry News
The Common Cents Act and the Elimination of the Penny
By the Ulman Public Policy Team On July 14, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Common Cents Act (H.R. 3074) by a voice vote. The bill directs the U.S. Department of Treasury to permanently halt the minting of pennies for general circulation and establishes a framework for rounding cash transactions to the nearest five…
Bipartisan Lawmakers Reintroduce the SAFE Banking Act of 2026
By the Ulman Public Policy Team On June 25, a bipartisan group of House and Senate lawmakers reintroduced the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act of 2026, legislation that would protect financial institutions and service providers that provide financial services to state-legal cannabis businesses. The House passed prior versions seven times between 2019 and…
Protecting the Right to Pay with Cash: State and Federal Momentum in 2026
By the Ulman Public Policy Team Cash functions as critical economic infrastructure in the United States. When natural disasters knock out power, or when technical outages take card networks and payment processors offline, cash remains the one payment method that doesn’t depend on connectivity or electricity. In these moments, cash is often what allows businesses…