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Nacha is requesting industry comment on nine proposals to amend the Nacha Rules. These proposals concern risk management and are substantially oriented towards reducing the incidence of successful fraud and improving the recovery of funds within the ACH …
The overarching purpose of these two Rules is to deter and prevent, to the extent possible, the improper use of reversals and the harm it can cause. The two Rules explicitly address improper uses of reversals, and improve enforcement capabilities for …
Nacha’s latest Risk Management Framework demonstrates a new way of thinking about fraud detection, prevention and recovery. All participants in the payments system, whether the ACH Network or elsewhere, have roles to play in working together to combat …
These Rule amendments are part of a larger Risk Management package intended to reduce the incidence of successful fraud attempts and improve the recovery of funds after frauds have …
These Rule amendments related to monitoring for fraud become effective on March 20, 2026 and are part of a larger Risk Management package intended to reduce the incidence of successful fraud attempts and improve the recovery of funds after frauds have …
The Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG) recently released blogs offering a checklist approach for Originators and for ODFIs responding to instances of credit-push fraud. These checklists can help Originators and ODFIs think through how they plan their …
Part 3 of 4 ( Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 4 ) Earlier this year, the Nacha Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG) met to expand upon a previous RMAG initiative on the topic of risk and exposure management. This is the third in a series of articles in which …
When I say “risk management,” most people immediately think of preventing fraud and stopping the bad guys. While this is a big part of what we do in risk management, it isn’t the whole picture. Risk management involves identifying and preventing many …
If an Originator realizes it has fallen victim to credit-push fraud, the only obvious fact may be that a payment didn’t reach the intended Receiver. Beyond that, a flurry of questions can create uncertainty at a time that calls for decisive action. A …