Kurzantwort
ACH (Automated Clearing House Network). ACH is the primary nationwide electronic funds transfer network in the U.S., connecting banks to process batch credits and direct debits.
Wichtig: Was dieser Code NICHT bedeutet
ACH is not a company, store, or subscription provider. It is the underlying interbank banking rail. The originator (company sending or requesting the money) is named in the accompanying statement line.
Bedeutung von ACH
The Automated Clearing House (ACH) is the foundational electronic payment network operated jointly by the Federal Reserve (FedACH) and The Clearing House (EPN).
It processes billions of consumer and commercial transactions annually, including payroll direct deposits, social security disbursements, mortgage payments, utility debits, and peer-to-peer transfers.
ACH transactions operate in batch files and typically settle within 1 to 2 business days (or same-day for qualifying Same Day ACH entries).
So finden Sie den tatsächlichen Händler
- Schritt 1 Read the descriptive text following 'ACH' on your statement line (e.g., 'ACH DEBIT DUKE ENERGY' or 'ACH DIRECT DEP ACME CORP').
- Schritt 2 Identify whether the transaction is an automated recurring bill, paycheck, or external bank account transfer.
- Schritt 3 Contact your bank's ACH operations department if the originator's company name is ambiguous or missing.
Typische Buchungsformate
ACH ELECTRONIC DEBIT STATE FARMACH DIRECT DEP PAYROLL ACME CORPACH PMT COMCAST CABLE ELECACH TRNSFR DISCOVER BANK 1049
Verifizierte Quellen
- Nacha: What is ACH and How It Works https://www.nacha.org/rules
- Federal Reserve: FedACH Services Overview https://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/fedach_about.htm