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Introduction. Echeck data is formatted in a specific way that was set by the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA). NACHA's standards contain specific codes for returned payments, cal…
Updated 6 months ago by Cole
This article explains how you can use the LoanPro interface to add a NACHA processor to your Secure Payments account. …
Updated 3 days ago by Jackson Stone
General. Often clients want to create and submit NACHA files to their banks themselves, instead of using NACHA files provided by Secure Payments (formerly PCI Wallet). The reasons for doing this will…
Updated 1 year ago by Sloan
Introduction. It is common for enterprise customers to process payments using NACHA files. Usually this is done by creating a middleware that is integrated with LoanPro and Secure Payments (formerly…
Updated 2 months ago by Brinley Bushman
General. The NACHA process is illustrated in the diagram above. This article will cover setting up your NACHA processors so you are ready to make NACHA payments. For information on the NACHA process,…
Updated 3 months ago by Cole
NACHA files, explained. They might just look like jumbled numbers, but their special format means that each number has a specific meaning.
Updated 3 months ago by Jackson Stone
This article explains the NACHA process from start to finish. Here, we explain each step as well as provide API and UI examples.
Updated 3 months ago by Sloan
General. LoanPro has a few features to help lenders comply with the small-dollar payment rule. This rule requires that if a payment profile (e.g. bank account) has two consecutive payments returned,…
Updated 6 months ago by Kayla Todd
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