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Notes for Batch Set Up

PPD(+):
(Prearranged Payment and Deposit) entry is a credit or debit entry initiated by an organization based on a standing, or a single authorization from the receiver of the transaction. The (+) identifies that the PPD may be an entry with an Addenda record. The (+) symbol is only a reference and will not be passed to the origination file.

CCD(+):
(Cash Concentration or Disbursement) entry is a credit or debit entry initiated by an organization to consolidate funds of that organization from other sources, or to fund the accounts of these sources. The (+) identifies that the CCD may be an entry with an Addenda record. The (+) symbol is only a reference and will not be passed to the origination file.

TAX(CCD+):
A credit entry that allows you to set up batch information for tax payments. The (+) identifies that all Tax Payments will have an Addenda record. The (+) symbol is only a reference and will not be passed to the origination file.

CTX(+):
(Corporate Trade Exchange) entry is a credit or debit entry initiated by an organization to pay or collect an obligation destined for an account of another organization. An Addenda record may be created with the detail record. PCS will allow only one Addenda record per entry detail record. The (+) identifies that the CTX may have an Addenda record. The (+) symbol is only a reference and will not be passed to the origination file.

ARC:
(Accounts Receivable Entry) identifies a Single Entry debit entry initiated by an Originator to a Consumer Account of the Receiver pursuant to a source document provided to the Originator by the Receiver via the U.S. mail or at a drop box location.

CIE:
(Customer Initiated Entry) identifies credit entries initiated by an Originator (usually an individual or service provider on behalf of an individual) to pay for an obligation of the individual.

RCK:
(Re-presented Check Entry) identifies a Single Entry debit constituting a presentment notice of an item eligible under NACHA Rules - Article Two, Section 2.8 (Re-presentment Check Entries).

TEL:
(Telephone-Initiated Entry) identifies a Single-Entry debit initiated by an Originator pursuant to an oral authorization obtained over the telephone to affect a transfer of funds from a Consumer Account of Receiver. This type of entry may only be used for a Single Entry for which there is no standing authorization for the origination of ACH entries to the Receiver’s account. A TEL entry may only be used when there is an Existing Relationship between the Originator and the Receiver, or when there is not an Existing Relationship between the Originator and the Receiver, when the Receiver initiates the telephone call.

WEB:
(Internet-Initiated Entry) identifies debit entries initiated by an Originator pursuant to an authorization that is obtained for the Receiver via the Internet to affect a transfer of funds from a Consumer Account of a Receiver.

Disclosure for all of the above Transaction Code definitions are taken from the NACHA Rules Manual. For further details and use of these transactions refer to ACH Rules Manual.

If the error message, "Error: Total Exceeds Bank Risk Limits", displays after accessing a batch, then you will need to contact Arrowhead Credit Union. The process has been stopped and will not be processed until it is corrected. You may also receive the following message, "Warning: Total Exceeds Bank Risk Limit". If you receive the Warning message, you will be allowed to process the batch.

If you are a Cash Management user, you may receive one of the following errors: "Warning: Item Exceeds Transaction Limit" or "Warning: Total Exceeds Risk Limit", when you access a batch. You will be allowed to process the batch. These levels are set by the original owner of the account.

The following special characters cannot be used in the ACH batch name. An error message will display when you attempt to enter in a name using one of the following characters:
Apostrophe ‘
back slash \
braces { }
tilde ~
All other special characters can be used in an ACH batch name.