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New NACHA Rule Could Catch Payment Processors, Merchants, FIs Off-Guard

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In a new PYMNTS interview, David Barnhardt, executive vice president of product at GIACT , which offers fraud detection and account validation tools, talks about an upcoming change by NACHA, national administrator of the ACH network, to make internet-initiated debit transactions (WEB debits) safer and more seamless.

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5 Benefits of ACH Payments Over Check Payments

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ACH transfers, or payments made through the Automated Clearing House network, account for billions of dollars in payments annually. In fact, NACHA, the nonprofit that governs the ACH payments network reported 6.1% Of course, ACH payments do not come with the same interchange fees that credit card transactions do.

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How to Stay Compliant with NACHA Requirements

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This article will explore the essential aspects of staying compliant with NACHA rules, such as risk management, data security, authorization protocols, and more, to help institutions maintain the highest standards of operational integrity and customer trust. What is NACHA?

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What is an EFT Payment? Everything to Know About This Method of Payment

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While most businesses already use some EFT payment methods, there are several popular options to consider implementing to improve the speed and convenience of payment processing. Traditional payment methods, such as mailing checks, can take several days to process, whereas EFT payments are swift and can be completed within minutes.

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What Is a Direct Debit?

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Setting up a direct debit is straightforward and typically involves three key steps: authorization, collection, and processing. The final step is processing, where the bank transfers the money from the customer’s account to the business’s. This form can often be completed online, making the setup process quick and easy.

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