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As of June 30, 2021, a new rule on supplementing data security requirements goes into effect for ACH originators that have an annual volume of 6 million transactions or greater. The rule requires the originators (and thirdpartyserviceproviders) to protect bank account information unreadable when it's stored electronically.
The other strategy is to migrate to another payment rail, likely Automated Clearing House (ACH), which is quickly climbing the B2B payment ranks. Yet both of these strategies require a third-partyserviceprovider to facilitate payment processing, whether funds are coming in via check or ACH.
Payments and commerce company PaySimple announced its latest integration into a third-partyserviceprovider. Earlier this year another company, Insynq, introduced another solution for in-field serviceproviders.
ACH has often been assumed to be the payment rail poised to take over paper checks as the dominant rail in B2B payments. Accounts receivable executives told researchers that they anticipate ACH to make up 45 percent of the payments they receive by 2020, while checks will decline to 34 percent.
The National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) governs the operation of the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network , a centralized system financial institutions use to facilitate electronic payments and transactions across the U.S. Data security NACHA imposes stringent requirements to protect sensitive financial data.
ACH payments are subject to NACHA rules and require you to store bank information for payees,” he said. Just as check fraud topped the list of threats against the enterprise, 70 percent of companies surveyed by IBM Security said they have also been targeted by a phishing attack, which often involves an ACH or wire transaction.
to fully embrace real-time payments for both B2B and B2C activity,” Bottomline Technologies Vice President of Product Management and Strategic Solutions Jessica Cheney told PYMNTS in a recent interview , pointing to the previous rollout of Same-Day ACH and an acceleration of FinTech innovation in the country.
As a digital-first bank, Axos Bank is investing in its own application programming interface (API) strategy to promote the ability for FIs to connect with third-partyserviceproviders, and enhance access to data for improved (and less risky) lending — a tall hurdle, considering small business default and failure rates.
This mix of internal versus outsourced operations can make data connectivity more complicated, as information must be moved between both internal systems of a business and the external systems of its third-partyserviceprovider. Technological Barriers.
Automated Clearing House (ACH) An electronic network that enables the transfer of funds between bank accounts. Payment Gateway A service that enables merchants to accept electronic payments from customers through a website or mobile application. Payment Terminal A physical device used to process payment card transactions.
Same Level of Security It’s also crucial to point out that although an ISO/MSP is a third-partyserviceprovider, it doesn’t mean its security measures are lesser than in the case of merchant services facilitated by large financial institutions.
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