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“What is the difference between EFT, ACH and EDI?” We often get asked this question from business financial teams - even from seasoned financial pros. The quick answer is that all ACH (Automated Clearing House) payments are EFTs (Electronic Funds Transfers), but not all EFT payments are ACH. And EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is a data format, not a payment.
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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.

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July is traditionally when Nacha holds the Payments Institute. Last July was very different. This July will only be slightly different. 

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Under the Nacha Operating Rules, information in the ACH Contact Registry must be kept up to date. Is your financial institution's contact info current?
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The Nacha Operating Rules are changed several times a year on average. The challenge of keeping up led a potential client to Azimuth GRC— and then Azimuth GRC to Nacha Consulting to help build a new offering to meet that need.
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On June 30, Nacha will implement three new rules: Reversals and Enforcement, Supplementing Data Security, and Limitation on Warranty Claims.
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Read our case study to see how the steward of the ACH Network is putting the power of ACH behind its accounts payable and accounts receivable.
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April is National Volunteer Month and we’d like to recognize each of you who have devoted so much of your time and energy to Afinis Interoperability Standards. It is because of your valuable contributions that this organization is what it is today.

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Learn more about the Limitation on Warranty Claims Rule effective June 30, 2021.
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Business Email Compromise and check fraud continued to give U.S. companies major headaches in 2020, a new report from the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) found.
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You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers. Lots of answers. Four new Nacha Operating Rules take effect later this year, and your preparations should be underway. But questions are inevitable and Nacha is here to help.
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It's time to be sure your bank or credit union is registered on the ACH Contact Registry. Enforcement will start Aug. 1.
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Nacha President and CEO Jane Larimer with an invitation to attend Smarter Faster Payments Remote Connect this August for the best in payments education, along with great keynotes, an exciting exhibit hall and the fantastic networking opportunities you expect from Payments.
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You want more ACH payments from your customers because ACH:

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When a transaction involves the use of a payment intermediary (e.g., a Third-Party Service Provider that performs some aspect of payment processing on behalf of a client), those ACH roles may not always be easily identifiable. That’s why Nacha developed and recently updated the Third-Party Sender Identification Tool.
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It’s anything but a quiet Friday at Nacha. There are some big changes taking effect today (March 19) at the ACH Network: Same Day ACH, Account Validation and economic impact payments.
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Afinis Interoperability Standards membership organization, which focuses on the rapid delivery of APIs and other financial services standards across the U.S.

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ACH payments provide clear benefits compared to check payments. If your company currently does not send ACH payments to vendors/suppliers, you can contact your bank for recommendations on how to get started with sending ACH payments. 
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From the beginning in 2016 to the later hours in 2021, how Same Day ACH has seen a major enhancement every year.
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As the ACH Network grows, part of that growth can be attributed to an increase in consumer payments made via the internet and mobile devices. With that growth comes a need to ensure account information is accurate before ACH debits are originated. It's one reason why Nacha is implementing the Supplementing Fraud Detection Standards for WEB Debits Rule – often called the Account Validation Rule