Re:How ACH works: A developer perspective – Part 3
by edawerd on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @01:51PM
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There are many ACH transaction types (called: SEC cods).
The post I wrote generally applies to PPD SEC codes, which are generally used when debiting a consumer bank account.
The 60-day rule applies to PPD SEC codes.
There's another ACH SEC code called CCD, which can be used when debiting a corporate bank account. For CCD codes, an 'unauthorized' return must be received within 48 hours, instead of the 60-days.
The post I wrote generally applies to PPD SEC codes, which are generally used when debiting a consumer bank account.
The 60-day rule applies to PPD SEC codes.
There's another ACH SEC code called CCD, which can be used when debiting a corporate bank account. For CCD codes, an 'unauthorized' return must be received within 48 hours, instead of the 60-days.
Here's a full list of ACH SEC codes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_Clearing_House