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Posted by NationalACH on Aug 02, 2016
Boost Security and Cut Fees with eChecks

eChecks Safe, Secure & Save You MoneyBusiness has moved online in a big way, but payments have lagged behind.If you deal with customers in the United States, the payment infrastructure you use could be vulnerable to attack. Your customer data is at risk and this lack of security could be..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jul 26, 2016
Why Business Use ACH Payments

 ACH Payment ProcessingThe Automatic Clearing house (ACH) system is used as a secure means of crediting and debiting billions of dollars’ worth of payments every year. ACH payment processing is used widely in numerous industries for both business-to-business and business-to-consumer..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jun 29, 2016
Why Echecks are Replacing Paper

What is an Electronic CheckAn eCheck or electronic check is an electronic version of a traditional paper based check.An echeck account gives you the ability to automatically debit funds from your customers bank accounts.  Funds are then deposited into your business bank account.Customers  provide..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jan 19, 2016

Protect Cash Flow with EchecksEncouraging your customers to use ACH for recurring payments stabilizes cash flow, saves money, and increases the long-term value of your customers to your business.  Recurring Billing Business OpportunityTraditionally, ACH merchant accounts have been used for..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jan 11, 2016
ACH, ACH payment processing, ACH merchant account, ACH payments

What Is ACH?An ACH merchant account is an excellent alternative to card payments, allowing you to capture sales from customers that do not have cards, are maxed out on cards, or simply prefer to pay with an electronic bank transfer.  ACH rates are also often significantly lower than rates for..

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Posted by NationalACH on Nov 30, 2015
ACH Unauthorized Return

What is an ACH Unauthorized Return?An unauthorized return for an ACH payment occurs when the originating depository financial institution asks for the amount  debited from the bank account of the buyer to be returned to the account from which it was withdrawn.In most situations, the return is..

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