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Invoking the Exemption from the Funds Availability Requirement, and the RDFI’s Associated Notification Requirement
One of the new Rules that went into effect on Oct. 1, 2024, expands an RDFI’s voluntary exemption from the funds availability requirement of the Nacha Operating Rules. The Rule also requires an RDFI to take reasonable steps to notify an ODFI if the RDFI …
11th Edition This edition of the ACH Compliance Manual is essential for AAP and APRP exam candidates and those prepping for ACH audits or regulatory examinations. An essential tool to ensure compliance with the Nacha Operating Rules & Guidelines, the 11th …
It’s still early days, but Ross McFerrin sees great potential for pay by bank. “What’s really going to drive ACH or pay by bank in the U.S. is value. Whether that’s flexibility, whether that’s incentives, whether that’s something that that end user is …
New Rules to Reduce Successful Fraud Attempts and Assist Fund Recovery Now in Effect. Here’s What they Mean for Your FI
Reducing successful credit-push frauds—and improving funds recovery—is something all financial institutions should be doing. A package of Nacha Rule changes to help in those efforts went into effect Oct. 1. Several of the new rules are really an …
Fraud prevention should be top of mind for all financial institutions. New Nacha Rules taking effect soon are intended to reduce the incidence of successful fraud attempts and improve the recovery of funds after frauds have occurred. And a new feature in …
“TPI is the unconference,” declared Peter Tapling, APRP. “There’s no exhibit hall, there’s no dress code. This is all about the education. It’s about going to classes, hearing from experts, learning from your peers, and understanding the topics that …
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —The popularity of ACH is growing, but for companies either dipping a toe in the water or looking to expand ACH use, there’s a lot to consider—and it’s tough to go it alone. “In the last 18 months we’ve definitely seen more players …
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —It’s no secret that banks can be secretive where customer information is concerned. But when it comes to fighting back against scammers, there’s growing consensus that it’s time to start working together. That was the message at a May 6 …