Provides acknowledgment of receipt by the RDIF of a corporate credit payment originate using the CCD formant
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ADV
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Automated Accounting Advice
Non-Monetary
Used by ACH Operator to provide accounting information regarding an Entry to Participating DFIs in machine-readable format.
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ARC
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Accounts Receivable Entry
Debit, single entry
Identifies a Single Entry debit initiated by an Originator to the Receiver’s account based on an Eligible Source Document provided to the Originator by the Receiver via US mail/del service, dropbox location, or in person payment of bill at a manned location.
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ATX
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Financial EDI Acknowledgement
Non-Monetary
Identifies a Non-Monetary Entry initiated by an RDFI to provide an acknowledgment of receipt by the RDFI of a corporate credit payment using the CTX format
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BOC
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Back Office Conversion Entry
Debit, single entry
Identifies single entry debit initiated by an Originator to the Receiver’s account based on an Eligible Source Document provided to the Originator by the Receiver at the point of purchase (i.e. paid via check at store) for subsequent conversion during back office processing.
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CCD
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Corporate Credit/Debit Entry
Non consumer Credit or Debit, single or recurring entry
Identifies an Entry initiated by an organization to transfer funds to or from an account of that Organization or another Organization.
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CIE
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Customer Initiated Entry
Consumer credit, single entry
Identifies a credit Entry initiated by or on behalf of the holder of a Consumer Account to transfer funds to the account of the Receiver.
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COR
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Notification of Change or Refused Notification of Change
Non-Monetary
Identifies two types of entires:
Sent by RDFI for purpose of identifying incorrect information contained within an Entry and providing the correct data in the precise format to be used on different entries.
Sent by an ODFI to refuse a misrouted NOC or a NOC that contains incorrect information.
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DNE
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Death Notification Entry
Non-Monetary, Non-consumer
Identifies an entry initiated by an agency of the US Federal Gov’t to notify an RDFI of the death of the Receiver
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ENR
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Automated Enrollment Entry
Non-monetary, non-consumer
Sent by a Participating DFI to an agency of the US Federal Gov’t on behalf, and at the request of, an account holder to enroll in a service that will enable Entries to such person’s account at the participating DFI.
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IAT
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International ACH Transaction
Credit or Debit, single or recurring, consumer or Non- Consumer
Identifies an entry as payment transaction involving a Financial Agency’s office that is not within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States
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MTE
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Machine Transfer Entry
Credit or Debit, single entry, Consumer
Entries initiated at an “Electronic terminal” as defined by Regulation E to transfer funds to or from a Consumer account maintained with an RDFI. I.e. ATM deposit/withdrawal.
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POP
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Point-of-Purchase Entry
Debit, single entry. Consumer or Non-consumer
Identifies single entry debit initiated by an Originator to the Receiver’s account based on an Eligible Source Document provided to the Originator by the Receiver at the point of purchase or manned bill payment location to transfer funds from the Receiver’s account.
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POS
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Point-of-Sale Entry
Credit or Debit, single entry. Consumer
Identifies a debit Entry initiated at an “Electronic terminal,” as defined in Regulation E, to transfer funds from a Consumer Account of the Receiver to pay an obligation incurred in a point-of-sale transaction, or to effect a point-of sale terminal cash withdrawal. Also, an adjusting or other credit Entry related to such debit Entry, transfer of funds, or obligation.
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PPD
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Prearranged Payment and Deposit
Credit or Debit, Single or Recurring. Consumer only.
Initiated by an Organization based on a standing or a Single Entry authorization from a Receiver to transfer funds to or from a Consumer Account of the Receiver.
The code that identifies a Single Entry debit constituting a presentment notice of an item eligible under Article Two, Subsection 2.5.13.3 (RCK Eligible Items). An RCK Entry is an item as defined by Revised Article 4 of the Uniform Commercial Code (1990 Official Text) only for the limited purposes of presentment as set forth in Article 4-110(c) and notice of dishonor as set forth in Article 4-301(a)(2).
identifies a debit Entry initiated at an “Electronic terminal,” as defined in Regulation E, to transfer funds from a Consumer Account of the Receiver to pay an obligation incurred in a point-of-sale transaction, or to effect a point-of-sale terminal cash withdrawal. Also, an adjusting or other credit Entry related to such debit Entry, transfer of funds, or obligation. SHR Entries are initiated in a shared network where the ODFI and RDFI have an agreement in addition to these Rules to process such Entries.
identifies a debit initiated by an Originator pursuant to an oral authorization obtained over the telephone to transfer funds from a Consumer Account of the Receiver.
Debit or Consumer to Consumer Credit, single or recurring. Consumer.
identifies (1) a debit Entry initiated by an Originator to a Consumer Account of the Receiver based on (a) an authorization that is communicated, other than by an oral communication, from the Receiver to the Originator via the Internet or a Wireless Network, or (b) any form of authorization if the Receiver’s instruction for the initiation of the individual debit Entry is designed by the Originator to be communicated, other than by an oral communication, to the Originator via a Wireless Network; or (2) a credit Entry initiated by or on behalf of the holder of a Consumer Account that is intended for the Consumer Account of a Receiver, regardless of whether the authorization of such Entry is communicated via the Internet or Wireless Network.