NACHA
The National Automated Clearing House Association, governing the ACH network.
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Overview
NACHA is the National Automated Clearing House Association, founded in 1974, responsible for governing the ACH network, a key component of the US electronic payment system. NACHA sets rules and standards to ensure the safety and efficiency of ACH transactions.
Products and positioning
As the administrator of the ACH Network, NACHA is an important standards-setting body in the U.S. payments industry.
Product categories. ACH payment services · payment rulemaking · industry standards
Recent events
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Netchex receives Nacha Certified status[1]
Nacha approved Nacha Certified status for Netchex, a provider of payroll and human resources services.
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Bill.com earns Nacha Certified status[2]
Nacha approved Nacha Certified status for Bill.com, recognizing that it met the program's standards for ACH payment processing.
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Paychex receives renewal of Nacha Certified status[3]
Nacha approved a two-year renewal of Paychex's Nacha Certified status, which is stated to remain valid through May 2022.
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Secure Payment Systems receives Nacha Certified status[4]
Nacha awarded Nacha Certified status to Secure Payment Systems, a payment processing and information services provider.
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