ACH, Wire, and Remittance Transfers Flashcards
This party is responsible for moving money and payment related data, electronically.
The Automated Clearing House (ACH)
This moves money directly from one financial institution to another.
Wire Transfers
They move money directly from one financial institution to a financial institution in another country.
Remittance Transfers
This is a batch processing system. Institutions accumulate transactions during the day. Later, all of the accumulated transactions are processed in a batch.
The ACH Network
Because this type of transfer is direct, it can take much less time.
Wire Transfer
Since financial institutions are directly involved in the effort being the transfer, there may be fees charged by both the sending and receiving institution.
Wire Transfers.
This push funds into an account. An example would be direct deposit of a paycheck into your checking or savings account.
ACH Credit
These are considered very secure from outside interference.
Wire Transfers
This pulls funds from an account. An example would be automatic bill payments that deduct money from your checking or savings account every month.
ACH Debits
Regardless of the type of transfer, all payment orders should be checked against the Office of Foreign Assets Control Specially Designated Nationals List for:
- Any new originator ( customer or non-customer)
- New Beneficiary
- New intermediary institution
What type of transaction does this example include:
Recurring (automatic) payments to a creditor, like the gas company or your mobile phone provider.
ACH Transaction
Sometimes, an __________ will work with a third-party sender, where the TPS will initiate a transaction on behalf of an __________.
Originator
This party must validate entries coming into the ACH system.
ODFI
This party verifies the originator has the funds to process the transfer.
ODFI
This party honors any stop payment order made by the originator.
RDFI