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Treasury and finance payments practitioners and payroll professionals at corporations, larger businesses and governmental organizations (federal, state and local) are big users of ACH payments—from paying bills and employees, to receiving payments for the …
The IRS Refund Opt-In Program was developed by the IRS and Nacha to make it easier for financial institutions to return tax refund credits in cases of suspected error or fraud. What’s In It For You? Numerous financial institutions, as well as the IRS and …
Developed by the State Revenue Agencies and Nacha, the State Tax Refund Return Opt-In Program makes it easier for financial institutions to return tax refund credits in cases of suspected error or fraud. What’s In It For You? Numerous financial …
Consumer ACH payments include recurring expenses—mortgages, loan payments and utilities, for example—where consumers can authorize a monthly payment and not worry about mailing checks and instead to “just set it and forget it.” Consumers are also finding …
The Affiliate Program is a cost-effective, low commitment and information-rich way to stay informed, expand your knowledge and connect with Nacha. … Affiliate Program membership is at the organization level, so benefits and cost savings extend to all …
… More Money Per Donation . Monthly gifts from donors using electronic bank transfers are on average 55% higher than with other payment types. Make Donating Easier . No more counting or carrying cash or checks. Instead, donations made by electronic bank …
Many medical and dental offices operate on tight budgets, so every dollar counts more than ever. ACH can help. Learn how to tap into the ACH Network and use Direct Deposit and Direct Payment to free up time, and save money and energy to help you grow your …
Nacha has created an Opt-In Program to better facilitate the return and recovery of potentially fraudulent unemployment benefits originally paid by ACH credits (i.e., Direct Deposit). ODFIs for state unemployment benefit agencies are able to “opt-in” on …