This 90-minute session will focus on how when debits are added, and the impact this may have on ACH Processing – for the RDFI and the Receiver. Authorization language – the impact it has on Same Day Debits. On the Receiver side, If I authorize a payment today, or use the ACH card today, legacy ACH would debit my account tomorrow (at the earliest), as debits are next day. Things are different now – with Same Day Debits (now in effect), this debit could hit my account today (Same Day)? From the RDFI perspective, what if Receiver’s account is negative when that late afternoon file is received with Same Day Debits? Would this change the return process, how will this be communicated to the Receiver (the RDFI’s account holder)?
Same Day debits are here NOW! Focus being on the debits, and the impact
this will have on ACH Processing -- for example, when a consumer
authorizes a payment, (doesn’t matter how, the internet, an ACH Card,
writing a check, over the telephone providing checking account
information. The card-holder is accustomed to “next-day” debits, it’s
always been that way, authorize today – debit tomorrow (even if I
selected today as the authorization or payment date) – but NOW, it can
be the Same Day! Same Day ACH Phase 2 (September 2017) depending on the
time of day when the authorization takes place and when the company
processes the payments, this debit could hit my account today (Same
Day)? How do we educate the Receiver, our account holders? – To know
their account transactions could be changing!
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