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NACHA released new statistics late last week on growth of ACH transaction volume in the U.S. According to the firm, B2B transactions were a key driver of ACH transaction growth in the third quarter of the year, leading NACHA Chief Operating Officer Jane Larimer to describe the ACH Network as “thriving.”. In all, more than 3.3
Some payers had to limit the operations of their mailrooms. These practitioners receive funds more swiftly and securely when the money is delivered via ACH and electronic funds transfers (EFTs), and Schoen said those methods also make it easier to process the associated data.
” Remittancedata, linked to payments between providers and insurance players, is critical on both ends of the transaction. ” In verticals like healthcare, claim data can be dozens of pages long and, at present, the market struggles with transmitting that information efficiently whenever payments are made.
And while industry experts agree there are payment rails far better than checks — like ACH and virtual cards — making the switch isn’t just about presenting a better option to corporate payers. That doesn’t mean B2B payers and payees should be complacent in sticking with the paper check, though.
It’s great to get a check, or wire, or ACH, but if you don’t know what it’s to be applied to, you have a huge cash application and reconciliation challenge.”. He did note, however, that he is “very optimistic” about the emergence of new payment services able to move remittancedata along with funds. The Path to Integration.
A report released by the Federal Reserve last month revealed news that checks and ACH surpassed use of credit and debit cards among business payers, while separate data from NACHA released in June found cards make up just 11 percent of all B2B payments. Maybe you’re not willing to pay the wire transfer fees for every payment.
“The intent of the organization is to help payers better identify [the] payee information they need in order to make electronic payments,” he said in an interview, adding that the directory aims to be “payment agnostic” and support payments made via a variety of rails, including FedWire, ACH, SWIFT, lockbox and, yes, paper check.
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