ACH basics aren't as simple as they used to be, because Same Day ACH has added new options. This 60-minute introduction to ACH payments explains what the ACH network is and gives examples of ACH electronic payments.
You'll learn the five basic participants in every ACH transaction and their roles and responsibilities, see how transactions flow between them, and cover the network's basic legal framework, history, terms and acronyms.
The session demonstrates settlement for both legacy ACH and Same Day ACH, which differ, and explains the common types of ACH payments, including the difference between debit and credit transactions, and how Same Day ACH changed settlement and funds availability.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
Constant turnover makes training new staff on ACH basics difficult, and some experienced staff follow a checklist without knowing how payments are processed. This session gives anyone working with ACH payments a clear foundation, and shows how the network has changed since Same Day ACH.
It suits financial institutions, ACH operations and audit departments, and companies that process ACH payments.
AREA COVERED
- A brief history of the ACH network
- The five basic participants and their roles and responsibilities
- The basic legal framework of the ACH network
- Common types of ACH payments used every day
- The difference between debit and credit transactions
- The flow of ACH transactions among the five participants
- ACH terms and acronyms
- How settlement works for legacy ACH and Same Day ACH
- How Same Day ACH changed transaction processing
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Explain what the ACH network is and give examples of ACH payments
- List the five basic participants and the role each plays
- Define the basic legal framework of the ACH network
- Illustrate the most common types of ACH payments
- Describe settlement for legacy ACH and Same Day ACH
- Distinguish debit and credit ACH transactions
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- Financial Institutions
- ACH Operations Departments
- Audit Departments (within financial institutions)
- Companies who process electronic payments (ACH payments specifically)
Constant turnover makes training new staff on ACH basics difficult, and some experienced staff follow a checklist without knowing how payments are processed. This session gives anyone working with ACH payments a clear foundation, and shows how the network has changed since Same Day ACH.
It suits financial institutions, ACH operations and audit departments, and companies that process ACH payments.
- A brief history of the ACH network
- The five basic participants and their roles and responsibilities
- The basic legal framework of the ACH network
- Common types of ACH payments used every day
- The difference between debit and credit transactions
- The flow of ACH transactions among the five participants
- ACH terms and acronyms
- How settlement works for legacy ACH and Same Day ACH
- How Same Day ACH changed transaction processing
- Explain what the ACH network is and give examples of ACH payments
- List the five basic participants and the role each plays
- Define the basic legal framework of the ACH network
- Illustrate the most common types of ACH payments
- Describe settlement for legacy ACH and Same Day ACH
- Distinguish debit and credit ACH transactions
- Financial Institutions
- ACH Operations Departments
- Audit Departments (within financial institutions)
- Companies who process electronic payments (ACH payments specifically)