ACH Blog

Posted by NationalACH on Feb 02, 2010

Internet bill payments via ACH payment processing continue to grow while paper checks declined during third quarter 2009.  According to NACHA , transactions of WEB e-checks for ACH online bill payments, totaled 562.6 million, up 7.6% from 522.9 million in 2008’s third quarter.The accounts..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jan 28, 2010

Electronic payment processing is continuing to expand within utility companies as more consumers are paying bills electronically rather than writing paper checks. ACH payments have long been popular for utility bill payments. ACH is a low cost method of accepting payments for utility..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jan 27, 2010

A set of rules governing the exchange of a new type of all-digital echeck will be released Electronic Check Clearing House Organization (ECCHO) The rules would permit banks to offer digital checks that work on mobile phones.   The rules would apply only to transactions between the 2,268..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jan 22, 2010

The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston has issued a report on consumer usage of electronic payment methods.According to the study:* Consumers use a payment card to pay for 52.9% of monthly bills.  Payment cards include debit, credit and prepaid.* Consumer adoption of debit and credit cards, for..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jan 18, 2010

NACHA is the rules governing organization for the ACH network. The organization has been receiving reports about a scam being perpetuated that consumers and businesses must avoid.The scam is a classic phishing scheme. Emails are sent to both individuals and companies that appear to have been sent..

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Posted by NationalACH on Jan 13, 2010

FBI Reports Thefts The FBI has released findings from its investigation on how cybercriminals are stealing money from the bank accounts of small-mid sized US companies.The thieves then initiate a series of unauthorized bank transfers out of the company's online account in less than $10,000 to..

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