Webinar Materials: The New ACH Rules on Micro-Entries
7/21/2022 - By Nancy Patton
ACH participants may need to change the way they handle Micro-Entries due to a new, two-phase, Nacha Operating Rule being implemented. The new Nacha Rule will define and standardize practices and formatting of Micro-Entries, which are used by some ACH Originators as a method of account validation.
In this webinar, Financial Institutions Senior Consultant Janice Weisz, AAP, will provide a high-level overview of upcoming rules associated with Micro-Entries.
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