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There is a new NACHA Rule regarding micro-entries used to validate account information.

Learn about all the ways you can make a payment on your home equity line of credit (HELOC).

Quarterly, EPCOR, the regional payments association for the Midwestern states, publishes a newsletter called “Payments Insider” with information, trends and other news of importance to people in the payments industry. As a member of EPCOR, we are able to share this newsletter with all of our customers.

Quarterly, EPCOR, the regional payments association for the Midwestern states, publishes a newsletter called “Payments Insider” with information, trends and other news of importance to people in the payments industry. As a member of EPCOR, we are able to share this newsletter with all of our customers.

Quarterly, EPCOR, the regional payments association for the Midwestern states, publishes a newsletter called “Payments Insider” with information, trends and other news of importance to people in the payments industry. As a member of EPCOR, we are able to share this newsletter with all of our customers.

Quarterly, EPCOR, the regional payments association for the Midwestern states, publishes a newsletter called “Payments Insider” with information, trends and other news of importance to people in the payments industry. As a member of EPCOR, we are able to share this newsletter with all of our customers.

Quarterly, EPCOR, the regional payments association for the Midwestern states, publishes a newsletter called “Payments Insider” with information, trends and other news of importance to people in the payments industry. As a member of EPCOR, we are able to share this newsletter with all of our customers.

There are legitimate times when your bank will contact you by text message or phone call regarding your account. However, your bank will never call, email or text you unprompted and ask you for sensitive account information or login credentials. Ever.

Standard Entry Class (SEC) codes are integral to ensuring that Automated Clearing House (ACH) debit and credit entries are properly transmitted in accordance to National Automated Clearinghouse Association (NACHA) guidelines. Understanding which codes to use for different transfers will reduce instances of returned entries and help avoid NACHA violations.