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It’s called the ACH Contact Registry, but it’s being used for a whole lot more. Under the Nacha Rules, financial institutions must enter staff or departmental contacts for ACH operations and fraud/risk management. But there’s the option to list contacts …
For more than a year, Nacha and the Payment Associations have been urging financial institutions large and small to fulfill their obligations and enter required information in the ACH Contact Registry. Nacha made clear that after an extended grace period, …
… Do you get paid by Direct Deposit? That’s governed by the Rules. Do you pay your bills electronically via ACH? Also governed by the Rules. The ACH Network touches nearly all Americans, and the Nacha Operating Rules direct how the ACH Network is …
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 …
Episode 4: Meaningful Modernization Meaningful Modernization is coming very soon. Learn more about what these Nacha Rules changes mean for ACH Network …
This interactive tool is designed to assist in verifying its RDC client's adherence to their RDC Agreement and the FFIEC Guidance on the Risk Management of Remote Deposit Capture. Available for immediate download, the RDC Review Checklist can be completed …
Season 2, Episode 1: Nacha’s Phixius Service: Meeting Customers’ Account Validation Needs Nacha Rules now require ACH users to include account validation within a commercially reasonably fraudulent transaction detection system for the first use of new …
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 …
What if you enter a highway but before you get to the first toll booth the clock strikes midnight and the rates increase? Which toll would you pay: the one in effect when you got on, or the one in effect when you reach the booth? A very similar question …