Marketing & Products Flashcards
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This is the electronic deposit of funds using an ACH credit payment by a business or government entity to a consumer’s account for payroll, employee expense reimbursement, government benefits, tax and other refunds, annuities and interest payments.
Direct Deposit
This is the use of funds for making a payment using an ACH credit or debit payment by an individual or entity and encompasses all types of ACH payments that are not considered Direct Deposit via ACH.
Direct Payment
This code identifies a non-monetary entry initiated by an RDFI to provide an acknowledgement of receipt by the RDFI of a corporate credit payment originated using the CCD format.
ACH Payment Acknowledgement (ACK)
This code identifies a Non-Monetary Entry that is used by an ACH Operator to provide accounting information regarding an entry to participating DFIs in machine readable format. This is an optional service provided by the ACH Operator and must be requested by a DFI.
Automated Accounting Advice (ADV)
This code identifies a non monetary entry initiated by an RDFI to provide an acknowledgment of receipt by the RDFI of a corporate credit payment originated using the CTX format.
Financial EDI Acknowledgment (ATX)
These entries are credit, debit or zero dollar transactions initiated by an Originator to transfer funds to or from an account of the organization or another organization.
Corporate Credit or Debit Entries (CCD)
These entries contain only payment related information.
Zero dollar transaction
These entries may include one addenda record that relays information in payment related ANSI ASC X12 data segments or Nacha endorsed banking conventions.
CCD Entry
These entries are frequently used for cash concentration to transfer funds from multiple accounts into a central account to effect more efficient cash management, as well as to transfer funds and payment data to corporate trading partners.
CCD Entry
This code identifies a credit entry initiated by or on behalf of the holder of a consumer account to transfer funds to the account of the receiver. These are usually transmitted to a company for payment of funds that the consumer owes to that company and are initiated by the consumer through some type of online banking product or bill payment service provider.
Customer Initiated Entry (CIE)
These entries are used much the same way as CCD entries, but may include up to 9,999 addenda records, allowing considerable payment related data to be included.
Corporate Trade Exchange Entries (CTX)
This code identifies entries initiated at an electronic terminal, as defined in regulation E, to transfer funds to or from a consumer account maintained with an RDFI. Such as ATM cash deposit or withdrawal.
Machine Transfer Entry (MTE)
These transactions are debit entries initiated at an electronic terminal to transfer funds from a consumer account of the receiver to pay an obligation incurred in a transaction. These entries are originated in a non shared environment and are used for entries such as grocery, gasoline and other retail payments.
Point of Sale Entries (POS)
Is an entry initiated by an organization based on a standing or single entry authorization from a receiver to transfer funds to or from a consumer account of the receiver.
Prearranged Payment and Deposit Entry (PPD)
The code identifies a debit entry initiated at an electronic terminal, as defined in regulation E, to transfer funds from a consumer account of the receiver to pay an obligation incurred in a point of sale transaction, or to effect a point of sale terminal cash withdrawal. Also an adjusting for other credit entry related to such debit entry, transfer of funds, or obligation. These entries are initiated in a network where the ODFI and RDFI have an agreement in addition to the Nacha Operating Rules to process such entries.
Shared Network Transaction (SHR)
This is the electronic transmission of business documents in a standard or structured format from one computer system to another without human intervention - from one trading partner to another trading partner.
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Electronic transfer of funds and payment related information. The Federal government uses this for payments it makes to businesses, which provide goods and services to Federal agencies, and other payment recipients, such as State/local governments and educational institutions. Is used on an international level.
Financial EDI
Is a term used to describe the receiving financial institution’s ability to process or post the entry and report remittance information that accompanies the payment in either machine or human readable format.
EDI - Capable
Is a major player in EDI. A non profit organization that develops cross-industry national standards. Its membership consists of industry groups, trade associations and representatives of various federal government agencies.
American National Standard Institute (ANSI)
In what year did ANSI form the Accredited Standards Committee?
1979
This develops format requirements and data specifications for the different EDI standards used by corporate originators and their financial institutions.
ASC X12
Is one piece of information - the item number, description, quantity, unit cost or total.
Data Element
When several logically related data elements are grouped together, they make up ______ ?
Data Segments
Data segments, which are like words, can be put together to make a ______ ?
Transaction Set