ACH credit transactions are used everyday for any number of reasons. Whether its dividend payments from your broker or your monthly social security check
ACH credit transactions are an important part of the
ACH network.
ACH Credits UsageACH eCheck transactions happen when the Originator (usually a company) starts a transfer to move funds to a Receiver's (consumer) account. There are a number of reasons to perform an
ACH Credit transaction.
- dividend payments
- b2b payments
- interest payments
- annuities disbursements
- telephone bill initiated payments
- pension
- tax payments
- refunds
- Social Security payments
- payroll
- government vendor payments
Here is an example. You have a brokerage account at Bank of America and you own 1000 shares of Microsoft. As of this writing Microsoft pays a dividend. If your set up to be payed the dividend, you the
Receiver would receive the
dividend as an
ACH credit to your
account from Bank of America, the Originator.
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