Glossaire des réseaux bancaires

Glossaire des codes et réseaux bancaires

Décryptez les codes SEC NACHA, réseaux cartes, mentions de virement et frais bancaires.

Codes SEC ACH

Codes standardisés de 3 lettres identifiant les prélèvements et virements ACH.

ACK Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

ACH Payment Acknowledgment

ACK stands for ACH Payment Acknowledgment, the Nacha Standard Entry Class code that identifies a non-monetary entry a receiving bank sends to confirm it accepted a corporate credit payment in the CCD format. No funds move with this code — it is a receipt notice between financial institutions, not a charge a consumer can receive.
CBR Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

Corporate Cross-Border Payment

CBR stands for Corporate Cross-Border Payment, the former Nacha Standard Entry Class code for corporate cross-border ACH credit and debit entries, replaced by IAT (International ACH Transaction) in 2009. The Federal Reserve states that IAT was introduced as a new SEC code that replaced the cross-border codes in use at the time.
CCD Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

Corporate Credit or Debit

CCD is the standard commercial ACH code used for business-to-business (B2B) payments, vendor invoices, intercompany transfers, and tax payments.
CIE Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

Customer-Initiated Entry

CIE is used for credit transfers initiated by a consumer through their bank's online bill payment platform to push funds to a company.
IAT Nacha

International ACH Transaction

IAT designates cross-border ACH payments that involve a financial institution outside the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.
PPD Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

Prearranged Payment and Deposit

PPD is the standard Nacha code used for consumer electronic transfers, including payroll direct deposits and authorized recurring bill payments.
RCK Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

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.
TEL Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

Telephone-Initiated Entry

TEL represents an ACH electronic debit authorized orally over the telephone between a consumer and a merchant or financial representative.
WEB Nacha (National Automated Clearing House Association)

Internet-Initiated / Mobile Entry

WEB denotes an electronic payment authorized online via a website or mobile application using checking account and routing numbers.

Conversion électronique de chèques

Formats de règlement pour les chèques convertis en débits électroniques.

Réseaux de cartes et terminaux POS

Libellés de terminaux de paiement, routages de débit et empreintes bancaires.

Réseaux de compensation instantanée

Réseaux interbancaires : Fedwire, RTP et ACH.

Frais bancaires et ajustements

Abréviations de frais de découvert, tenue de compte et crédits provisoires.

DDA FDIC

Demand Deposit Account

DDA refers to a standard checking or demand deposit account from which deposited funds can be withdrawn at any time without advance notice.
EDI PYMNTS Nacha

Electronic Data Interchange Payments

EDI PYMNTS indicates an electronic B2B payment accompanied by structured invoice, purchase order, or remittance data.
FOREIGN TRANSACTION FEE CFPB

Foreign Transaction Assessment / International Service Fee

A 1% to 3% fee assessed by card issuers on purchases routed through foreign banks or processed in non-U.S. dollar currencies.
NSF CFPB

Non-Sufficient Funds Fee

NSF indicates a penalty fee charged when a check or preauthorized electronic payment is presented for payment but returned unpaid due to a lack of available funds.
OVERDRAFT FEE CFPB

Overdraft Service Fee / Overdraft Protection

An overdraft fee is assessed when your bank elects to pay a transaction that exceeds your balance, advancing funds on your behalf into a negative balance.
PROVISIONAL CREDIT CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau)

Provisional Dispute Credit / Temporary Investigation Credit

A temporary credit issued to your account balance by your bank while it investigates an error or unauthorized transaction under federal law.
WIRE TRANSFER FEE CFPB

Wire Transfer Fee (Outgoing)

A wire transfer fee is the charge a bank applies for sending money by wire from a deposit account. Outgoing international wires, banker-assisted transfers, and foreign-currency wires cost the most; online domestic wires cost less, and many banks waive the fee on premium accounts. Statements show it as WIRE FEE, WIRE TRANSFER FEE, or FEE FOR DOMESTIC FUNDS TRANSFER.