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ACH Return Codes

The ACH recovery strategy consists of 20 recovery options that align with the return codes defined by Nacha and displayed below. 

Return CodeReturn Code Description
R05Unauthorized Debit Using Corporate SEC Code
R06ODFIs Request
R07Authorization Revoked by Customer
R08Payment Stopped
R10Unauthorized Debit
R11Entry Not in Accordance with the Terms of the Authorization
R15Beneficiary or Account Holder Deceased
R23Credit Entry Refused by Receiver
R24Duplicate Entry
R33Return of XCK Entry
R34Limited Participation DFI
R35Return of Improper Debit Entry
R36Return of Improper Credit Entry
R37Source Document Presented for Payment
R38Stop Payment on Source Document
R39Improper/Source Document Presented for Payment
R50State Law Affecting RCK Acceptance
R51Item Related to RCK Ineligible or Entry Improper
R52Stop Payment on Item Related to RCK Entry
R53Item and RCK Entry Presented for Payment


Recovery Flow

The ACH recovery strategy flow will, in some cases, automatically set the return code based on the questions answered during intake.  When a user completes the Review Recovery Options flow action, they'll be prompted to select or confirm the return code that will be used.  Once a recovery option is applied, the Process Return assignment will be generated and provide a user with the following flow actions.

Process ACH Return

This primary flow action prompts the user to execute the return in an external system and attest the action, along with a Notification of Change, has been completed.  The set return code is provided for the user.

Pend

This optional flow action is available via the Other Actions menu.  See Pend for details.

When the Process ACH Return flow action is completed, ACH Return accounting is executed to reflect the movement of funds between FIs and the Paid flow is executed to resolve the dispute.

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