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This 4th Edition update provides a review of the variations in legal requirements and processing obligations relating to the origination of ACH entries when a Third-Party Sender is involved in the origination of transactions through the ACH Network. This …
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 …
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 …
The purpose of the ACH Quick Reference Guide for Corporate Users is to help corporate Originators comply with the Nacha Operating Rules. It is a summary of those tasks most important to Originating ACH debits and credits. This Guide is not intended to …
This comprehensive quick-reference guide to the proper use of Return Reason Codes and Notification of Change Codes is a must-have resource to help ensure your compliance! This handy digital booklet also includes a table of Return Reason Codes; Transaction …
Collection of instructions utilized in the Risk Management Portal. …
Regulators and the Nacha Operating Rules require all financial institutions to conduct an ACH Compliance Audit annually. This user-friendly workbook will eliminate guesswork and guide you through conducting a risk-based ACH Compliance Audit by …
RMAG Offers Guidance for Risk-Based Controls to Address the Potential of Fraudsters Gaining Access to Illicit Funds
RMAG's membership of risk management professionals works diligently to protect financial institutions, customers, and the ACH Network from threats posed by all types of financial crimes and fraud. These scenarios include the potential for financial …