2.3 US ACH Direct Debit
Automated Clearing House (ACH) Direct Debit is a method of electronically transferring funds from a payer’s bank account to a payee’s account with the payer's prior authorization. In the US, ACH transactions are governed by National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) rules.
This topic contains the following sub-topics:
- Outbound US ACH Debit Transaction Input
This topic explains the Outbound US ACH Debit Transaction Input screen. - View Outbound US ACH Debit Transaction
This topic provides the instructions to view Outbound US ACH Debit transactions. - Debit Outbound Transaction Processing
- Inbound US ACH Debit Transaction Input
This topic explains the Inbound US ACH Debit Transaction Input screen. - View Inbound US ACH Debit Transaction
This topic provides the instructions to view Inbound US ACH Debit Transactions. - Debit Inbound Transaction Processing
- US ACH Debit Transfer SI Template
This topic provides the systematic instructions to maintain SI for US ACH Debit Outbound Transactions. - Standing Instruction Template Validation
Standing Instruction Template Validation ensures all required fields and business rules are met when creating or saving templates.
Parent topic: US ACH Payments Overview