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ODFI submits ACH file – The originator’s bank or payment processor, also known as the originating depository financial institution (ODFI) submits the ACHentry containing the payment details.
As the NACHA Rules have evolved, so has the concept that the Standard Entry Class can be used to determine how an ACHEntry is handled.” Stone, who has worked with NACHA and ACH processing since 1980, has the historical perspective needed to make such observations.
“The ACH rules are complicated, so we do find situations where there’s a certain understanding of the rules, but it’s not comprehensive,” he said. For example, he said some NEACH members were surprised when some Same Day ACHentries did not post by 5 p.m. local time after Same Day ACH Phase One rolled out in September 2016.
It receives the ACHentry and submits it to the Receiver. Receiver The receiver is the individual or company that allows the Originator to initiate an ACHentry. If there is a problem with the payment processing, it is usually the RDFI that sends an ACH return message.
Every month, once the deadline for the payment comes, your insurer’s bank will create an ACHentry, requesting an agreed-upon amount of money to be taken from your account. The request is then sent to an ACH operator. In the US, there are two ACH operators – the Reserve Banks and EPN (Electronic Payments Network).
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