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RMAG’s Considerations for FIs Regarding Their Third-Party Senders’ Compliance with Audit and Risk Assessment Requirements
Nacha’s new Third-Party Sender Roles and Responsibilities Rule changes come into effect on September 30, 2022. The overarching purpose of the Rule change is to further clarify the roles and responsibilities of Third-Party Senders (TPSs) in the ACH Network …
A TPS that has agreed with a Participating DFI to process Entries has certain, specific ACH Rule obligations, including the requirement to implement an ACH Risk Management Program. The components of an effective ACH Risk Management Program typically …
Spring cleaning shouldn’t be limited to the basement and garage. When was the last time you checked your bank or credit union’s entries in the ACH Contact Registry? Now is a good time to go in and look at the contacts you have listed. “Changes to staff …
The Third-Party Sender ACH Risk Assessment Workbook is designed to assist Third-Party Senders of all types in addressing their ACH risk. Content of the Workbook includes risk obligations as defined in the OCC Bulletin 2006-39, ACH Risk Management …
Third-Party Senders that have agreed with a participating Depository Financial Institution to process ACH Entries, including the performance of any functions of an ODFI are required to conduct an annual ACH Rules Compliance Audit. If you are conducting …
On June 30, Nacha will implement three new rules: Supplementing Data Security: The existing ACH Security Framework Rule -- including its data protection requirements -- will be supplemented to explicitly require large, non-FI Originators, Third-Party …
A customer overpays by 22 cents, and you refund it by ACH. Is that a Micro-Entry? How about if a customer pays a 93-cent bill by ACH. Is that a Micro-Entry? Are these transactions subject to the new Nacha Micro-Entry Rule taking effect Sept. 16? “Not …