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A new Nacha Rule that’s been in effect for just over a year is proving to be quite successful. The rule repurposed an existing, little-used return reason code—R11—to be used when an RDFI’s customer claims that there was an error with an otherwise …
One basic tenet of the Nacha Operating Rules is that an Originating Depository Financial Institution (ODFI) assumes responsibility for many warranties and indemnifications to each Receiving Depository Financial Institution (RDFI) and ACH Operator. Until …
You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers. Lots of answers. Four new Nacha Operating Rules take effect later this year, and your preparations should be underway. But questions are inevitable and Nacha is here to help. On June 30, 2021, three of the new …
Supplementing Fraud Detection Standards for WEB Debits As the ACH Network grows, part of that growth can be attributed to an increase in consumer payments made via the internet and mobile devices. With that growth comes a need to ensure account …
It’s often said that the Nacha Operating Rules are a living document, always changing, never stagnant. There was abundant proof of that in 2021, as seven Rules changes took effect, and 2022 is shaping up to be another busy year. First, let’s look at some …
Contact: Media Relations Advanced Fraud Solutions is now a Nacha Preferred Partner for Account Validation. In becoming a Preferred Partner, Advanced Fraud Solutions joins a select group of innovators that Nacha recognizes for offering products and …
Changes are coming to the way ACH Network participants use Micro-Entries following approval of a new Nacha Rule —one you should be looking to adopt even before it takes effect. “We know Micro-Entries happen in the ACH Network and they’re a good tool for …
With one new Nacha Rule just taking effect last month and two others right behind in September, Nacha has a wealth of new and refreshed materials to help you along. On June 30, Phase Two of Supplementing Data Security Requirements took effect, expanding …
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 …