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The ACH Rules are evolving, and understanding what’s changing and how it impacts your day-to-day operations is key.
The holidays are behind us, but there’s one more thing to do before officially bidding farewell to 2025. Nacha needs your financial institution’s help in compiling the ACH Volume Survey.
Are you fully prepared to comply with the fast-approaching new Nacha Risk Management Rules? While it may seem like there is still ample time, the truth is that you should already be well into your readiness process.
Do you work for a financial institution serving corporate clients that make high-value, time-sensitive payments?
Are you part of a business, nonprofit, or government agency that regularly sends payments over $1 million?
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RESTON, Virginia, Oct. 16, 2025 – New figures from Nacha confirm that businesses and other organizations continue to shift their business-to-business payments from checks to ACH.
A recently approved change to the Nacha Rules will accelerate funds available for some ACH credits.
Nacha has for many years advocated that dental and medical practices receive claim payments by ACH and avoid virtual credit cards (VCCs) and paper checks.
Business-to-business check payments have plummeted over the past two decades, new research shows.
Nacha has submitted comments to the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in response to the Request for Information on Potential Actions to Address Payments Fraud.
There’s a lot of talk lately about stablecoins, especially after the GENIUS Act was signed into law in July. But just what is stablecoin? And where does ACH fit in?
Third parties are already a significant part of the ACH Network, and, if anything, as the network grows their roles are only likely to increase.
It’s called Nacha Capitol Hill Day, but this year it took an unprecedented detour, starting about a mile and a half to the west, right next door to the White House.