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With the securities industry putting the final touches on its planned move to T+2 settlement later in 2017, there seemed to Stone to be an opportunity to update the role of ACH in the securities settlement process. Stone, who has worked with NACHA and ACH processing since 1980, has the historical perspective needed to make such observations.
While these new ACH offerings are promising to quicken the pace of monetary transactions, the changes are also bringing new rules and regulations that directly impact how banks and other financial players operate. For example, he said some NEACH members were surprised when some Same Day ACHentries did not post by 5 p.m.
ACH is also the technology behind most peer-to-peer money transfer services in the US, including Paypal, Zelle, Cash App, and Venmo. All banks in the network have to follow rules and guidelines set by the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA).
The ACH network (Automated Clearing House network) allows banks to work with each other without the need to have their own network. Instead, they are under the jurisdiction of NACHA (The National Automated Clearing House Association), which establishes the rules and regulations that all the institutions that are part of the network follow.
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