Publications
NEACH offers a wide variety of publications that focus on a particular area of interest, such as compliance, risk, third party relationships, ACH operations and ACH rules. These valuable tools help you increase awareness and understanding of established rules and applications, increase operational efficiency and reduce risk. Many of these publications, forms and checklists should be made available in the ACH operations area for quick reference.
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The ever-popular ACH Audit Workbook, now published on CD only, has been reformatted and updated for 2011. Included in this complete step-by-step audit resource is the audit criteria for all participants, worksheets for each of the criteria, a list of compliance tips and sample audit policy and audit report.
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Everything you always wanted to know about compliance, but were afraid to ask or couldn't find. This comprehensive manual covers authorizations, disclosures, processing, funds availability, settlement, error resolution, returns, reversals, retention, audit, all Standard Entry Class Codes and much, much more. Helpful compliance tips are included as well as a resource list and glossary of terms. (2011)
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$90.00
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The ACH Risk Assessment Workbook, now published on CD, is designed to assist financial institutions, both RDFIs and ODFIs, in addressing ACH risk. Content on the CD mirrors the OCC 2006-39-ACH Risk Management Guidance and will help you identify strengths and weaknesses in your existing ACH risk management program. Compliance officers, audit personnel and operations staff will find this workbook CD a valuable tool.
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$95.00
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A Comprehensive Guide to ACH Risk Issues and Control Procedures
ACH participants must take action to control risk in any payment system – including ACH. This edition explains the types of ACH payments risk, assesses the operational implications, and provides best practices for developing an effective risk management program. In addition, ten case studies are included to offer realistic examples to assist you in evaluating and implementing your risk control program.
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Written Statement of Unauthorized Debit, Now on CD! Updated for September 16, 2011 Rules Changes This confident form addresses both unauthorized and improper debits to consumer accounts for ACH debit entries, and includes a definition of each. Plus, it provides the proper return reason codes to ensure that the entry is returned properly. The fillable PDF form comes on CD which includes the Stop Payment Request Order form (2180).
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The 2012 NACHA Operating Guidelines contain complete discussions of each ACH Network participant type and its role and obligations in the ACH Network. The Guidelines also contain an expanded section on Standard Entry Class Codes and an Appendices section which consolidates charts, sample forms and reference materials in one quick-find location. New and veteran users of the Guidelines will benefit from its improved organization, streamlined language and updated guidance on key topics.
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$39.00
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$80.00
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The "Online-Only" version of the 2012 ACH Operating Rules and Guidelines is now available. This version of the Rules provides a license to access the Rules without a CD or printed publication. There is no shipping charge for this purchase.
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$39.00
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$80.00
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The 2012 NACHA Operating Guidelines contain complete discussions of each ACH Network participant type and its role and obligations in the ACH Network. The Guidelines also contain an expanded section on Standard Entry Class Codes and an Appendices section which consolidates charts, sample forms and reference materials in one quick-find location. New and veteran users of the Guidelines will benefit from its improved organization, streamlined language and updated guidance on key topics.
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$39.00
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$80.00
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2012 NACHA Operating Rules, Corporate Edition is the definitive source for Rules and Regulations focusing on rules and information relevant to corporate ACH payments. The Corporate Edition includes guidelines for originator roles and responsibilities within the ACH Network, details on the legal framework of the Rules and an overview of various SEC codes.
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$21.00
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$48.00
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2012 NACHA Operating Rules, Corporate Edition is the definitive source for Rules and Regulations focusing on rules and information relevant to corporate ACH payments. The Corporate Edition includes guidelines for originator roles and responsibilities within the ACH Network, details on the legal framework of the Rules and an overview of various SEC codes.
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$21.00
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This must-have guide presents the results of the Rules Simplification initiative—a completely new version of the NACHA Operating Rules that became effective on January 1, 2011—and offers users the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the organization of the simplified Rules.
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Convenient self-stick tabs to quickly identify the sections you reference most frequently. The quickest way to mark SEC Codes, Return Reason Codes, NOC Codes, formatting tables, and other important sections of the ACH Rules book. An index is included providing the relevant page number for each tab. 25 pre-printed tabs.
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The purpose of the ACH Quick Reference Guide is to provide instruction to Depository Financial Institution personnel involved in the day-to-day activities associated with receiving commercial ACH transactions. It is ideal for training personnel on ACH procedures and as a quick reference for ACH questions. The guide contains an appendix with sample reports, return and Notification of Change codes, and a glossary of ACH terminology.
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These sample documents in Microsoft Word format provide a modifiable NACHA-compliant template for defining the responsibilities of originators for ACH origination. The CD includes an ACH Master Agreement that is IAT-compliant; Sample ACH Credit Policy; Direct Deposit Authorization Form; Direct Payment Authorization Form; Daily ACH Procedures Checklist; Sample Transmittal Schedule; Federal Reserve Bank Holiday Schedule; Julian Date Calendars (perpetual and leap years); and an ACH Control Log.
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$60.00
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$120.00
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The ACH Participant Directory, published by Accuity and developed in partnership with NACHA, provides quick access to routing numbers and contact information for financial institutions that participate in the ACH Network.
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$225.00
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$280.00
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This all new edition is designed for financial institutions and companies to assist them in understanding ACH products and services – their benefits, risk management considerations, marketing techniques, and FAQs from both corporate and consumer perspectives.
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$70.00
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When developing a strategy for selling your ACH services to companies, use this colorful table-top ACH sales tool. In very simple terms, the Kit outlines the basics of Direct Deposit and Direct Payment, including the benefits to the employer and employee. Also included: an Implementation Checklist, Sales Call Meeting Notes with specific questions to ask the company, benefits flyer to leave with the company, a sample proposal and a sample Authorization forms.
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$219.00
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$319.00
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ACHPro is a self-paced, computer-based training tool developed to increase knowledge of ACH. This program provides ACH and EFT professionals with a unique method of measuring knowledge of ACH and understanding which areas require additional improvement.
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$85.00
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$175.00
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ACHPro is a self-paced, computer-based training tool developed to increase knowledge of ACH. This program provides ACH and EFT professionals with a unique method of measuring knowledge of ACH and understanding which areas require additional improvement.
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$85.00
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Expedite your exception item processing with this handy spiral-bound guide to ACH returns and notifications of change. This quick desktop reference categorizes the return reason codes by function and provides a description of each, with helpful hints for proper usage and return time frame reminders.
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The purpose of the Guide to ACH Origination is to help Originating Depository Financial Institutions (ODFIs) establish and maintain successful ACH origination operations. This spiral-bound, easy-to-use guide examines the benefits and risks of origination, explains the preliminary requirements, discusses the responsibilities of the ODFI and addresses implementation concerns regarding specific ACH payment applications.
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These policies reflect the components of the OCC 2006-39-ACH Risk Management Guidance. The ACH Management Policy addresses both RDFI and ODFI responsibilities for management consideration. Policy Addendum are included that relate to the various components of the guidance and serve to complement of overall ACH Management Policy.
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As the financial industry and the marketplace continue to embrace the use of Remote Deposit Capture (RDC), the need for a strong legal agreement is as critical to your success as any other component of this valuable service. This CD contains a customizable Microsoft Word document that addresses the core terms and conditions between your Financial Institution and your customers/members. This agreement covers RDC using Check 21 capabilities, and when combined with our ACH Origination Agreement (see item 509 above), it also covers the use of RDC with the ACH Network. The CD also contains a Remote Deposit Capture Checklist to ensure you've covered your bases in the rollout of this service.
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$65.00
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$130.00
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Be ahead of the ACH Rule Change! This updated Stop Payment Request Order allows you to comply with Regulation E and the upcoming March 19, 2010 NACHA Operating Rule. This two-part carbonless form gives you flexibility to stop an ACH payment one time or permanently, as well as stopping payment on paper items (i.e., checks). One form - multiple uses - satisfied customers!
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This two-part carbonless form is designed to help you meet the necessary NACHA Operating Rules disclosure/confirmation requirements with regard to transactions which have been authorized via the telephone. 50/Pack
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This replica of an ACH File is constructed completely with "colored building blocks". This "hands-on" learning tool is a MUST for all participants in ACH; Originators (to assist you in working with your programmers of your origination software), ODFIs (make available to help originating companies' format their ACH files), RDFIs, software vendors and individual candidates planning to sit for the AAP exam.
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$195.00
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$295.00
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This publication is a revision to the original publication, Understanding Internet-initiated ACH Debits which was published in 2001 when the WEB rule was created. This amended version of the original publication has resulted from a changing ecommerce landscape over the last several years, together with several changes to the WEB rule that are worth noting and understanding for your organization to offer this low-cost, alternative online payment option.
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2012 NACHA Operating Rules, Corporate Edition is the definitive source for Rules and Regulations focusing on rules and information relevant to corporate ACH payments. The Corporate Edition includes guidelines for originator roles and responsibilities within the ACH Network, details on the legal framework of the Rules and an overview of various SEC codes.
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$21.00
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$48.00
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This all new edition is designed for financial institutions and companies to assist them in understanding ACH products and services – their benefits, risk management considerations, marketing techniques, and FAQs from both corporate and consumer perspectives.
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$70.00
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This newly revised publication from NACHA – The Electronic Payments Association and the Council for Electronic Billing and Payment (CEBP) describes how billers and/or their processing partners can use the ACH Network for collecting bill payments and manage receivables in both business and consumer channels. Billers receive payments through many physical channels (mail, telephone, lockbox, ect.) that are slow and costly to process. By taking advantage of the efficiencies and cost-savings offered by processing payments electronically via. the ACH , billers can see rapid improvement in timelines of payment receipts, as well as significant processing cost reductions.
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This publication from NACHA is designed to assist you in achieving high rates of participation for your EBPP program. Many corporations and other organizations that send bills to consumers offer Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP) as an alternative to paper bills and check payments. Consumer participation is the key to realizing the expected benefits from EBPP, such as cost reduction, processing efficiencies, and customer retention. This Guide defines customer segmentation and marketing techniques designed to increase consumer usage of EBPP service across the spectrum of biller industries. Biller profiles are also provided, illustrating how these techniques are being applied.
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This publication from NACHA – The Electronic Payments Association will give you the information you need to implement this time- and costsaving option. Chapters cover Originating Company, ODFI and RDFI perspectives, including:benefits, economic incentives; NACHA Operating Rules and legal framework; getting started; risk management for BOC entries; frequently asked questions; sample notification and statement language; and BOC economic framework.
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$35.00
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$55.00
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The Guide for Implementing a Re-Presented Check Entry Program has been developed by experts at NACHA to help you take advantage of this application. In it you'll find everything you need to determine if a represented check program is right for your organization and how to comply with the RCK rules.
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$25.00
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This publication from NACHA - The Electronic Payments Association, will give you the information you the need to offer this option. This publication is presented in an easy to follow chapter by chapter layout.
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This publication from NACHA - The Electronic Payments Association, will give you the information you the need to offer this option.
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Electronic Version
The NEACH Remote Deposit Capture Member Survey Report analyzes information from 207 financial institutions across the New England region. It is the first comprehensive survey of banks and credit unions. Key findings highlight the difference between banks and credit unions and in some cases among FIs of different asset sizes. With more than 20 pages and 23 exhibits, the report provides essential information for any FI wanting to benchmark its services and to understand what is taking place in the regional market. Associate Members interested in RDC will also find the study illuminating.
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$200.00
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Hardcopy Version
The NEACH Remote Deposit Capture Member Survey Report analyzes information from 207 financial institutions across the New England region. It is the first comprehensive survey of banks and credit unions. Key findings highlight the difference between banks and credit unions and in some cases among FIs of different asset sizes. With more than 20 pages and 23 exhibits, the report provides essential information for any FI wanting to benchmark its services and to understand what is taking place in the regional market. Associate Members interested in RDC will also find the study illuminating.
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$225.00
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As the financial industry and the marketplace continue to embrace the use of Remote Deposit Capture (RDC), the need for a strong legal agreement is as critical to your success as any other component of this valuable service. This CD contains a customizable Microsoft Word document that addresses the core terms and conditions between your Financial Institution and your customers/members. This agreement covers RDC using Check 21 capabilities, and when combined with our ACH Origination Agreement (see item 509 above), it also covers the use of RDC with the ACH Network. The CD also contains a Remote Deposit Capture Checklist to ensure you've covered your bases in the rollout of this service.
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$65.00
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$130.00
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Both comprehensive and easy to follow, the new Remote Deposit Capture Risk Assessment Workbook is designed to assist financial institutions in addressing the risk associated with their involvement in remote deposit capture. Content of the workbook follows the FFIEC Remote Deposit Capture Risk Management Guidance and will prove invaluable in identifying strengths and weaknesses in a financial institution's remote deposit capture program.
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$95.00
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$190.00
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A seven-card series: ACH Returns, Dishonored and Contested Dishonored Returns, Notifications of Change (NOC), Special Exceptions (including Operator Rejects and Government Payments), Electronic Check Applications, IAT, and WEB and TEL. These colorful and durable desktop reference cards provide fingertip access to critical information for proper handling of these ACH items. The cards also include helpful tips and commonly asked questions and answers regarding exception handling. Seminar attendees overwhelmingly agree that this seven-card reference set is one of the most useful ACH resources available to them.
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The purpose of the ACH Quick Reference Guide is to provide instruction to Depository Financial Institution personnel involved in the day-to-day activities associated with receiving commercial ACH transactions. It is ideal for training personnel on ACH procedures and as a quick reference for ACH questions. The guide contains an appendix with sample reports, return and Notification of Change codes, and a glossary of ACH terminology.
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A five-card series: General Information, RDFI Responsibilities, ODFI Responsibilities, Gateway Operator Responsibilities, IAT File Format Details, and Transaction Flows Diagrams. These colorful and durable desktop reference cards provide fingertip access to critical information for proper handling of these IAT items. These detail cards are a must for all financial institutions.
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This must-have guide presents the results of the Rules Simplification initiative—a completely new version of the NACHA Operating Rules that became effective on January 1, 2011—and offers users the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the organization of the simplified Rules.
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$35.00
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Convenient self-stick tabs to quickly identify the sections you reference most frequently. The quickest way to mark SEC Codes, Return Reason Codes, NOC Codes, formatting tables, and other important sections of the ACH Rules book. An index is included providing the relevant page number for each tab. 25 pre-printed tabs.
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A complete 5-card set includes ten SEC Codes: ARC, POP, BOC, RCK, WEB, TEL, PPD, CCD & CTX; PLUS IAT. These durable desktop reference cards contain the most up-to-date details pertaining to the specific rules unique to each SEC Code. The requirements and special rules, including return information is detailed on these cards which are invaluable to all ACH Participants.
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The ever-popular ACH Audit Workbook, now published on CD only, has been reformatted and updated for 2011. Included in this complete step-by-step audit resource is the audit criteria for all participants, worksheets for each of the criteria, a list of compliance tips and sample audit policy and audit report.
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$95.00
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$190.00
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Everything you always wanted to know about compliance, but were afraid to ask or couldn't find. This comprehensive manual covers authorizations, disclosures, processing, funds availability, settlement, error resolution, returns, reversals, retention, audit, all Standard Entry Class Codes and much, much more. Helpful compliance tips are included as well as a resource list and glossary of terms. (2011)
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This workbook is designed to provide tools to ACH Network participants on how to achieve practical data security and to implement information management practices.
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$45.00
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PoliciesNow!
This exciting product is an interactive program that produces a detailed, customized ACH operations policies and procedures manual. This is the bulk order for both the ODFI and RDFI modules.
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PoliciesNow!
This exciting product is an interactive program that produces a detailed, customized ACH operations policies and procedures manual. This is the ODFI module only.
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$499.00
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PoliciesNow!
This exciting product is an interactive program that produces a detailed, customized ACH operations policies and procedures manual. This is the RDFI module only.
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$499.00
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PoliciesNow!
This exciting product is an interactive program that produces a detailed, customized ACH operations policies and procedures manual. The manual is based on answers to questions about your specific ACH processing environment.
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The ACH Risk Assessment Workbook, now published on CD, is designed to assist financial institutions, both RDFIs and ODFIs, in addressing ACH risk. Content on the CD mirrors the OCC 2006-39-ACH Risk Management Guidance and will help you identify strengths and weaknesses in your existing ACH risk management program. Compliance officers, audit personnel and operations staff will find this workbook CD a valuable tool.
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A Comprehensive Guide to ACH Risk Issues and Control Procedures
ACH participants must take action to control risk in any payment system – including ACH. This edition explains the types of ACH payments risk, assesses the operational implications, and provides best practices for developing an effective risk management program. In addition, ten case studies are included to offer realistic examples to assist you in evaluating and implementing your risk control program.
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PoliciesNow!
The OCC says that the controls are needed for an effective ACH risk management program include written policies and procedures. Our software can help you reduce your risk, satisfy regulators, manage your exposure, and manage the risk of your third-party relationships.
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PoliciesNow!
Annual Update for the ACH Operations Policies and Procedure for both RDFI and ODFI module.
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PoliciesNow!
Annual Update for the ACH Operations Policies and Procedure for ODFI only module.
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PoliciesNow!
Annual Update for the ACH Operations Policies and Procedure for RDFI only module.
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PoliciesNow!
Annual Update for the ACH Risk Management Policies and Procedures for both ODFI 's and RDFI's.
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This publication responds to the current threat environment characterized by the continued growth of data breaches and the need for companies to become even more vigilant in protecting sensitive customer information. These guidelines provide an overview of the current marketplace and threat landscape, coupled with an analysis and identification of critical information to protect in the ACH transaction lifecycle throughout the debit and credit flow architecture.
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As of September 18, 2009, NACHA rules require every ACH payment entering or exiting the United States to be identified and formatted as an International ACH Transaction (IAT) and EACH transaction must be reviewed for OFAC compliance. The International ACH Transactions (IAT) Survival Guide has been developed by NACHA to assist your institution in complying with this significant Rule change.
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Internet banking provides community banks with new avenues of services, revenues, and risks. Intrusion Testing Policies assure community banks that their Web sites and other access devices safely restrict account access while providing reliable and convenient serv ices to business and consumer customers.
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This tri-fold brochure speaks directly to your business customer about corporate account takeovers. The brochure describes the most common methods criminals use to gain access to your business customers credentials, how to protect themselves, and what to do if they believe they are infected with a credential stealing Trojan that would allow criminals access to their accounts. A great addition to your front line or your new business account packets! Comes in packs of 25 brochures.
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Do you have the appropriate procedures and documentation in place to effectively comply with Reg E error resolution requirements? Compliance is a necessity for all financial institutions. Reg E in a Box provides everything you need to establish or enhance your Reg E error resolution processes and maintain compliance.
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Both comprehensive and easy to follow, the new Remote Deposit Capture Risk Assessment Workbook is designed to assist financial institutions in addressing the risk associated with their involvement in remote deposit capture. Content of the workbook follows the FFIEC Remote Deposit Capture Risk Management Guidance and will prove invaluable in identifying strengths and weaknesses in a financial institution's remote deposit capture program.
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New, easy to understand edition. Evaluates the impact of UCC 4A on security procedures and bank/corporate agreements. For financial institutions and corporations that handle ACH wholesale credits.
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This book analyzes risk management considerations and practices for ACH, debit card, credit card, and person-to-person payment systems in the context of Internet-initiated payments.
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The Guide is arranged to provide an overview of the ACH Network and risk issues involved to assist those new to the ACH Network Subsequent chapters address the specific risk issues related to Internet, Electronic Check and Telephone-Initiated ACH payments from the Originator, ODFI and RDFI perspectives.
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This publication from NACHA – The Electronic Payments Association provides a review of the variations in legal requirements and processing obligations relating to the origination of ACH entries when a Third-Party Service Provider, acting as a Third-Party Sender, is involved in the origination of transactions through the ACH Network. Third Party Senders & The ACH Network: An Implementation Guide is designed primarily for use by Originators, ODFIs, and those Third-Party Service Providers that act in the specific role of Third-Party Senders as defined by the NACHA Operating Rules.
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In July 2008, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (FRBB) and NEACH, the New England ACH Association, conducted a major survey to assess the state of mobile banking and payment services offered by financial institutions in New England. The survey drew responses from more than 300 banks and credit unions throughout the region.
In late March/early April 2010, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (FRBB) and NEACH distributed a quick "mini survey" questionnaire to the New England banks and credit unions to gather updated information to a survey that they had done in July 2008.
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A NEACH and Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Collaboration
This free report provides results and analysis of the NE Mobile Banking Survey conducted by NEACH and the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston at the end of 2008. More than 300 New England financial institutions supplied data, making this the largest regional study of its type in the U.S. Results highlight differences among banks and credit unions in their approach to mobile banking services for their customers / members as well as areas of both similarity and differences among commercial banks, cooperative banks, and savings institutions.
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Comprehensive, detailed, and including more than25 pages and 40 charts, the NEACH ACH Operations Benchmarking Survey, ODFIs report will help financial institutions understand the ACH Operations policies and practices used by participating member banks and credit unions. The Survey comprises an ODFI survey and complements an earlier survey of the same name but focused on RDFIs. This survey examines major facets of Operations that are related to originating ACH items and highlights common practices in key areas. Survey participants include both ODFIs originating only on their own behalf and those originating for customers or members.
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$200.00
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$400.00
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The NEACH ACH Operations Benchmarking Survey – Receiving Depository Financial Institutions (RDFIs) was created with the input of a volunteer member Task Force, which determined both the focus of the Survey and the specific areas and questions to be addressed. This Survey report presents information from 110 member financial institutions throughout New England. Key findings illustrate differences between banks and credit unions, institutions of different asset sizes, and in some cases among RDFIs only, ODFIs, and ODFIs originating only on behalf of internal departments. The report is more than 30 pages and includes almost 60 charts and tables. Free to Survey participants.
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$200.00
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$400.00
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Electronic Version
The NEACH ACH Risk Management Survey was created with the input of a volunteer member Task Force. The Survey Report presents information from more than 140 member financial institutions throughout New England. Key findings illustrate differences among RDFIs, ODFIs originating for internal departments, and ODFIs originating for customers / members, those between banks and credit unions, and in some cases among FIs of different asset sizes. More than 40 pages and 70 charts. Free to Survey Participants.
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$200.00
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$400.00
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Electronic Version
This new report from NEACH, unique in the industry, provides more than 40 pages and 70 charts of data from our first RDFI and ODFI surveys on ACH risk management policies and practices. Results from more than 140 member financial institutions. The Survey was created with the input of a volunteer member Task Force. The Report presents information from banks and credit unions throughout New England. Key findings illustrate differences among RDFIs, ODFIs originating for internal departments, and ODFIs originating for customers / members, those between banks and credit unions, and in some cases among FIs of different asset sizes. More than 45 pages and figures.
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$200.00
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$400.00
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Electronic Version
The NEACH Remote Deposit Capture Member Survey Report analyzes information from 207 financial institutions across the New England region. It is the first comprehensive survey of banks and credit unions. Key findings highlight the difference between banks and credit unions and in some cases among FIs of different asset sizes. With more than 20 pages and 23 exhibits, the report provides essential information for any FI wanting to benchmark its services and to understand what is taking place in the regional market. Associate Members interested in RDC will also find the study illuminating.
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$200.00
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Members Only
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Hardcopy Version
The NEACH Remote Deposit Capture Member Survey Report analyzes information from 207 financial institutions across the New England region. It is the first comprehensive survey of banks and credit unions. Key findings highlight the difference between banks and credit unions and in some cases among FIs of different asset sizes. With more than 20 pages and 23 exhibits, the report provides essential information for any FI wanting to benchmark its services and to understand what is taking place in the regional market. Associate Members interested in RDC will also find the study illuminating.
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$225.00
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Members Only
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Accounts Receivable Entry is a collection of a check received via US Mail or dropbox. The course introduces the Corporate Originator their rights and responsibilities of originating ARC transactions. Companies may create ACH ARC Entries using a source document received for payment via US Mail or dropbox such as a credit card bill payment. The course will review the authorization process, the requirements regarding the processing of an ARC, the retention of the source document, Reversals, the Returns process, the Returned Entry Fee and Data Security. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Members Only
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Back Office Conversion Entry is a collection of a check received via a manned bill payment location. The course introduces the Corporate Originator their rights and responsibilities of originating BOC transactions. Companies may create ACH BOC Entries using a source document received for payment via manned bill payment location such as municipal, department stores or cellular phone customer service desk. The course will review the authorization process, the requirements regarding the processing of a BOC, the retention of the source document, Reversals, the Returns process, the Returned Entry Fee and Data Security. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Members Only
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The Business-to-Business course introduces Corporate Originators to the use of the Automated Clearing House Network when collecting or charging other Companies. The course introduces the Corporate Originator to their rights and responsibilities of originating ACH corporate transactions. The Business-to-Business entry is commonly used by businesses to concentrate funds between Financial Institutions, make or collect payments. The course will review the authorization process and records retention requirements, the benefits of using the Prenotification Entries, the importance of acting on Notification of Change and the Returns and Reversal process. The course includes a special section for Companies using remittance data with payments. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Members Only
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Direct Deposit is a course that introduces the Corporate Originator to their rights and responsibilities of originating ACH consumer payments or credit transactions, commonly used for payroll credits. The course will review the authorization process including retention requirements, the benefits of using the Prenotification Entries, the importance of acting on Notifications of Change and the Returns and Reversal process. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Members Only
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Direct Payment is a course that introduces the Corporate Originator to their rights and responsibilities of originating ACH consumer charges or debit transactions, commonly used for collecting dues, membership fees and utility bills. The course will review the authorization process, including retention requirements, the benefits of using the Prenotification Entries, the importance of acting on Notification of Change information and the Returns and Reversal process. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Members Only
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Originator Training includes 25 unique users per Financial Institution, not for each individual course. Additional users may be purchased at $5.00 per users. A supplemental order form will be then sent to the Financial Institution contact to obtain further information on the users.
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$5.00
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Members Only
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Point of Purchase Entry is a unique check conversion payment. The course introduces the Corporate Originator to their rights and responsibilities of originating POP transactions. The POP entry is commonly used by companies to create an ACH entry using a check received at the point of a purchase such as a hair salon, veterinary hospital or any retail location. The course will review the authorization process, the requirements regarding the processing of a POP, the retention of the source document, Reversals, the Returns process, the Returned Entry Fee and Data Security. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Represented Check Entry is a consumer collection of a returned check using the Automated Clearing House Network. The course introduces the Corporate Originator to their rights and responsibilities of originating RCK transactions. The RCK Entry is used by companies to attempt to collect funds from a check that has been previously returned as insufficient or uncollected. The course will review the authorization process, the requirements regarding the processing of an RCK, the retention of the source document, Reversals, the Returns process, the Returned Entry Fee and Data Security. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Members Only
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The Telephone Initiated Entry is a consumer collection authorized via a telephone call. The course introduces the Corporate Originator to their rights and responsibilities of originating TEL transactions. The TEL entry is commonly used by companies to collect on overdue bills, renew subscriptions, and for phone purchases. The course will review the authorization process, including retention requirements, the benefits of using the Prenotification Entries, the importance of acting on Notification of Change information and the Returns and Reversal process. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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Members Only
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Internet Initiated Entry is a consumer collection authorized via the internet. The course introduces the Corporate Originator their rights and responsibilities of originating WEB transactions. The WEB transaction is commonly used for consumers to make purchases via the internet. The course will review the authorization process, including retention requirements, the benefits of using the Prenotification Entries, the importance of acting on Notification of Change information and the Returns and Reversal process. Once the order has been processed, the Financial Institution Contact will receive a supplemental order form that will be used to designate the FI and Originator access.
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$500.00
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