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Interchange rates in card payments undergo biannual adjustments, typically in April and October. This means that we...
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5 Tips to Prevent Returned Mobile ACH Payments
“Are you kidding me? Another returned mobile ACH payments notification? I am so sick of these notifications! I don’t...
How Can Banks Help Clients Pay Securely Online?
The advent of the internet has unlocked the banking and financial services industry to pay securely online.More and...
Popular ACH Standard Entry Class Codes You Should Know
Efficiency. Efficiency is one of the most critical things that the global financial system has mastered over the last...
Complete List of ACH Notification of Change (NOC) Codes
“You made a mistake this time around. But don’t worry, I know it was not intentional. Therefore, this time I got your...
Rejected ACH Transaction? Here’s What to Do!
A rejected ACH transaction is common for business owners who process hundreds of transfers every day. Understanding why...
5 Tips on How to Conduct Financial Audits
There is no easy way to say this. Conducting a thorough financial audit is a massive headache for most business...
A Brief on Understanding API Integration
The phrase, API Integration often sends merchants and sales professionals alike into a mystical cloud of magic and...
Upcoming Nacha Rule Changes for WEB Transactions
On March 19, 2021, the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) updated rules for WEB Entries: ACH Network...
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5 Tips to Prevent Returned Mobile ACH Payments
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ABCs of Third-Party Service Providers and Nested Third-Party Senders
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Pending ACH Transaction? Here’s what to do!
“What is this? A pending ACH transaction? What does it even mean? Why can’t I access the funds...
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