What You'll Learn
ACH is one of the most widely used payment systems in the country, yet the rules and processes behind it are often misunderstood — even by experienced banking professionals. That gap creates compliance exposure and operational risk.
This course covers how ACH transactions move through the network from start to finish, the most common use cases your institution handles every day, and the rules and regulations that govern every transaction. Whether you are new to ACH or looking to fill in gaps, the content is practical and directly applicable to your role.
Walk away with a solid foundation in ACH processing, a clear understanding of your compliance obligations, and the confidence to handle ACH transactions accurately and consistently.
Topics covered in this course
- How ACH Transactions Are Processed from Origination to Settlement
- Common ACH Use Cases: Payroll, Bill Pay, and Recurring Payments
- Key Rules and Regulations Governing the ACH Network
- Compliance and Operational Considerations for Originators and Receivers
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