The last year and a half was turbulent, but through it all the ACH Network delivered for Americans when they needed it most, while also preparing for a strong future, Nacha President and CEO Jane Larimer said.

As digital payments trends settle in and become the norm for B2B transactions, what are the challenges financial institutions and corporates face? Panelists Sanjay Mathew of Oracle Corp., Christine Moy of Onyx by J.P. Morgan, and Alan Ng of Accenture discussed the current payments landscape and how stakeholders can adjust to this new, consistently shifting paradigm.

Payments Remote Connect gives you the best in payments education. From keynotes to the exhibit hall to our lunch and learns and each and every session, we will introduce you to new ideas, inspire you to try new things and motivate you to take the next step – whether in your payments career (to earn or maintain an AAP or APRP) or employing new technologies.

Regulation E and the Nacha Operating Rules each have a 60-day period that applies to unauthorized payments. But in complying with both Reg E and the Nacha Rules, understanding the differences in these periods is important.  

By now you’ve likely seen the ACH Network’s second quarter results for this year. While the 9.9% overall growth rate is proof that the ACH Network is thriving, it doesn’t tell the full story. To do that, you need to take a closer look at some of the numbers that factor in.

While there’s an overwhelming desire to return to pre-pandemic life, some changes to the payments landscape are likely permanent—and that’s a good thing.

Adopting the new APIs will help corporate banking customers better access detailed financial data across banking platforms

The ACH Network is the backbone of the U.S. financial system and benefits consumers, businesses and government agencies. While many consumers are unaware of the name ACH, they are aware of electronic bank transfers, electronic funds transfers and similar terms.

It’s called the ACH Contact Registry, but it’s being used for a whole lot more. Learn how a credit union uses the Registry to find contacts at other financial institutions to check on wires.

Meaningful Modernization is coming very soon. Learn more about it in this blog and the accompanying Nacha podcast.

A survey by RMAG found no increase in fraud attributable to the later hours for submitting Same Day ACH payments.

Your sales are humming along, bills and invoices are being sent to customers, and the payments are flowing back to your company—and there are a lot of payments. That’s good news. But, that’s also where Goofus processes may lurk!

It's Simplify Your Life Week, and Nacha has some excellent ideas to help you make things easier by using electronic payments.

Nacha has created an Opt-In Program to better facilitate the return and recovery of potentially fraudulent unemployment benefits originally paid by ACH credits. The program is designed to help improve the recovery of funds that may have been disbursed to inappropriate parties.

As the pandemic winds down, both consumers and merchants are beginning  to figure out what the “new normal” will be. This is especially true for the way they interact with money. People are paying at the register with their phones, and merchants are accepting alternative payment methods.

Naysayers want you to believe there is no hope in preventing or surviving a ransomware attack, so you should just give up now.

Nacha is among the more than 50 organizations supporting Wisconsin Saves, which aims to get people to save automatically using Split Deposit.

Whether your credit union uses the ACH Network a little or a lot, there are rules to be followed and framework requiring compliance and controls.

The third window for submitting Same Day ACH payments to the ACH Network has quickly gained acceptance among financial institutions, according to new survey results conducted by Nacha and its Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG).  

So far in the 2021 tax filing season 90% of federal refunds have been paid by Direct Deposit, according to the IRS.