Kurzantwort
RCK (Re-Presented Check Entry). RCK is used by merchants and collection agencies to re-present a paper check electronically via ACH after it was initially returned for non-sufficient funds.
Wichtig: Was dieser Code NICHT bedeutet
RCK is not a new or unauthorized purchase. It is the electronic re-clearing of an existing paper check you previously wrote that failed to clear on the first deposit attempt.
Bedeutung von RCK
RCK (Re-Presented Check Entry) occurs when a paper check you wrote bounced due to insufficient funds (NSF) or uncollected funds, and the merchant or collection agency re-submits the check electronically through the ACH network.
Nacha rules restrict RCK entries strictly to items under $2,500 that were originally written as standard consumer paper checks.
The originator may only attempt to re-present an item a maximum of two times after the initial physical check return.
So finden Sie den tatsächlichen Händler
- Schritt 1 Check your checkbook register or check carbon copies for the check number, which is almost always printed in the description field next to 'RCK' (e.g., 'RCK CHK# 1042').
- Schritt 2 Match the exact dollar amount to recent returned check notices or NSF fee entries on your previous statement cycle.
- Schritt 3 Contact the merchant or billing entity you wrote the check to and confirm if your account balance has been settled.
Typische Buchungsformate
KROGER RCK CHK# 1024 RETWALMART RCK CHECK# 502TARGET RET CHK RCK 1892RCK ENTRY CHECK 0294 RE-PRES
Verifizierte Quellen
- Nacha: Re-Presented Check (RCK) Operating Rules https://achdevguide.nacha.org/ach-file-details
- CFPB: Bounced Checks and Re-Presentment Rules https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1005/