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Nacha has created an Opt-In Program to better facilitate the return and recovery of potentially fraudulent unemployment benefits originally paid by ACH credits (i.e., Direct Deposit). ODFIs for state unemployment benefit agencies are able to “opt-in” on …
Bringing ACH processing in-house is a major decision for any financial institution. There’s a lot to consider—including things you might not have considered. Kerry Sellen, AAP, APRP, is a Senior Director with Nacha Consulting , which works with clients …
Developed by the State Revenue Agencies and Nacha, the State Tax Refund Return Opt-In Program makes it easier for financial institutions to return tax refund credits in cases of suspected error or fraud. What’s In It For You? Numerous financial …
In 2024, ACH payments moved $86.2 trillion across the U.S. financial system. Yet, despite this scale, many financial institutions still rely on manual, paper-based, or rules-driven processes that have been in place for decades. This challenge, coupled …
Nacha has created an Opt-In Program to better facilitate the return and recovery of potentially fraudulent unemployment benefits originally paid by ACH credits (i.e., Direct …
As we forge our path into 2025, it can be helpful to take a moment to reflect on recent developments and also consider new, emerging trends. For this edition of Notes from the Field, we are focusing on two main topics: AI and Nacha Rules updates. AI is …
If you’re wondering how vendor impersonation fraud grew to become the big problem it is today, consider all that an accounts payable department has to deal with. “We have a statistic that if you have 10,000 vendors, that 50% of those are going to change …
No one at a financial institution wakes up one morning and decides to start originating ACH payments. There’s a lot that goes into it, as Sunrise Family Credit Union can attest. In fact, their board had long wanted SFCU to become an Originating Depository …
The IRS Refund Opt-In Program was developed by the IRS and Nacha to make it easier for financial institutions to return tax refund credits in cases of suspected error or fraud. What’s In It For You? Numerous financial institutions, as well as the IRS and …