Overview of ACH Rules and Regulations: Understand the NACHA Operating Rules, Federal Regulations, and Other Key Guidelines Governing ACH Transactions

14 Aug , 2025

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This session provides a foundational understanding of the rules and regulations governing ACH (Automated Clearing House) transactions in the United States. Participants will learn about the NACHA Operating Rules, key federal regulations, and industry standards that shape ACH processing. The course covers the responsibilities of financial institutions, risk considerations, and how to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. This training is ideal for compliance officers, operations teams, fintech partners, and anyone involved in payments or money movement.

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