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ACH Operations Bulletin #3-2020: Nacha Provides Relief from Deadlines Related to Certain Required Records
In light of the current need for organizations to reduce on-site staffing levels, Nacha is providing temporary relief from deadlines for delivery of certain records that are required under the Nacha Rules. Under the Rules, an ODFI must provide an RDFI …
Payments in the United States are becoming faster. To gain a competitive advantage, some financial institutions offer consumers access to funds from an ACH credit before settlement, which is allowed under the Nacha Rules. Unfortunately, fraudsters are …
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 …
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 …
Nacha's Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG) met in-person in October with an agenda focused on the themes of the “New Risk Management Framework for the Era of Credit-Push Fraud.” One of the main themes discussed was the role that Receiving Depository …
For more than a decade, Nacha has actively encouraged healthcare providers to move away from checks and receive claim payments by ACH. Since January 2014 the Nacha “CCD+Addenda” has been the healthcare EFT standard designated by the Department of Health …
There are some certainties in life, and Jordan Bennett knows this is one of them: “The fraudsters are going to follow the money. They always do.” As Nacha Senior Director, ACH Network Risk Management, Bennett said the focus has long been on debit fraud, …
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 …
Sure, you could sit around the pool this summer telling anyone who’ll listen about the great idea you have to solve a payment problem or hoping someone on the next chaise lounge wants to discuss payments industry trends. But chances are the person next to …