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NACHA Rules: Recent Changes
Understanding NACHA Rules
NACHA provides the legal foundation for the ACH Network through the development and enforcement of the NACHA Operating Rules. Learn more about NACHA Rules and why they’re important to you.
Rule Change Overview
Effective September 15, 2006, a new rule establishes simple guidelines for identifying business checks ineligible for conversion to electronic transactions, including limitations on check stock and transaction size. Find out more about the rule change and how it will save time and resources.
What the Rule Change Means to You
The NACHA rule change about identifying business checks ineligible for conversion affect financial institutions, business consumers, businesses and retailers. Discover how the rule change could impact your finances or your business.
Identifying Checks Ineligible for Conversion
The most recent change to the NACHA Operating Rules is designed to reduce the number of incorrect business check conversions by establishing clear and simple guidelines for eligibility. Learn more about these guidelines and how to determine a check’s eligibility for conversion.
Deluxe’s Response
As a trusted business partner, Deluxe is committed to helping financial institutions educate consumers, businesses and employees about this and other rule changes. Find out what Deluxe is doing to help financial institutions manage the transition and integrate the rule change into existing operations.
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