If you’ve experienced the “joy” of having teenagers matriculating through middle and high school, you’ve no doubt heard the question, “Why do I have to take algebra?” 

Many dentists have yet to experience the benefits of receiving insurance claim payments by ACH, but there are encouraging signs, a new report found.

You wouldn’t set out on a road trip without directions. After all, who wants to go 200 miles west only to discover you were supposed to go 100 miles east? So why would a business set up shop and work hard, without getting directions on the right way to handle payments?

Property management is a big business that handles a lot of money, with managers collecting rents from tenants and then forwarding the funds to owners. As payments increasingly move online and away from paper checks, a fair share of those funds flow through the ACH Network.

Consumers and businesses have come to trust the ACH Network as a secure way to receive their pay with Direct Deposit, pay bills through Direct Payment, donate to favorite causes and more. One factor that helps keep the ACH Network high quality is Nacha’s Rules enforcement.

When COVID-19 forced much of the world into lockdown it was unchartered territory for many, including Nacha Elevation Consulting. As it turns out, we’ve been busy in recent months, and noticed a common thread among our clients: they want anything tied to payments to be moved to all digital.

This is the final article in a series in which the Nacha Risk Management Advisory Group provides sound business practices on various risk management topics based on its experience and expertise.

This is the second in a series of articles in which the Nacha Risk Management Advisory Group provides sound business practices on various risk management topics based on its experience and expertise.

This is the first in a series of articles in which the Nacha Risk Management Advisory Group provides sound business practices on various risk management topics based on its experience and expertise.

There are banks that look at Third-Party Senders and—right or wrong—have their doubts. Wayne Gonzales gets it. 

At 36 pages, the criteria for becoming a Nacha Certified Third-Party Sender “is a little daunting when you first look at it.”

That’s what Becky Wagner thought—though she’s quick to add that Nacha helped at every step of the way.