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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, …
Is Your Financial Institution’s Information Current in the ACH Contact Registry? Now’s the Time to Make Certain
One day you might need the help that the ACH Contact Registry was created to provide. But imagine how you’ll feel if the listing doesn’t provide the assistance it’s supposed to. That’s been an issue for some ACH Contact Registry users who have reached out …
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 …
You asked. We listened. Enhancements made! The next time you visit Nacha’s Risk Management Portal you’ll find several changes which are the direct results of industry input. It starts right at the login page. If you get an error message it now includes …
Financial Institutions have been listing ACH contacts in Nacha’s ACH Contact Registry since the platform went live in July 2020. Most banks and credit unions are entering quality data that meets the requirements under the Nacha Operating Rules. That means …
Fraud keeps changing. As it does, participants in the payments system need to understand and adapt to emerging fraud scenarios and develop counterstrategies to help protect their customers and themselves. Nacha’s previous risk management strategies for …
NASHVILLE, Tennessee —There was a time when the focus of risk management on the ACH Network was controlling unauthorized debits. But keeping the ACH Network safe means keeping up with the times and anticipating future scenarios. Today, fraud involving …
Regulation E and the Nacha Operating Rules each have a 60-day period that applies to unauthorized payments. But in complying with both Reg E and the Nacha Rules, understanding the differences in these periods is important. Regulation E specifies how and …