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Automated Clearing House (ACH) Risk Manager

Filter and authorize ACH payment transactions based on your established criteria, blocking fraudulent electronic transfers before they have a chance to process.

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Automated Clearing House (ACH) Risk Manager

Filter and authorize ACH payment transactions based on your established criteria, blocking fraudulent electronic transfers before they have a chance to process.

Explore options link goes to the product features

Strengthen your defenses against unauthorized activity.

Fraudulent ACH debits can drain accounts in an instant. ACH Risk Manager helps you apply your own criteria, so you can review outgoing items that don’t match your rules before they move forward.

Customizable Transaction Filters

Set your own parameters for approving ACH payment transactions. Company ID, amount thresholds and transaction types are all up to you, giving you more control over what moves through your account.

Real-Time Exception Alerts

When an ACH transaction doesn’t match your payment criteria, you’ll receive notice immediately. Review the details and decide whether to approve, reject, or update your filters.

Complete ACH Visibility

Monitor all ACH payment activity through Commerce Connections®, your centralized platform. Manage exceptions and adjust authorization to evolve with your business needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

More than you may think. Anyone with your account information can attempt ACH debits. ACH Risk Manager helps you apply rules based on originating company, amount limits or transaction type. Any ACH debit that doesn’t match up is blocked automatically and flagged for your review.
That’s up to you. You’ll receive an e-mail notice immediately, then you can decide to accept or reject the transaction. You can also adjust your filter criteria if needed.
You absolutely can. And this can be very helpful — long-term contracts versus new vendors, different business units, seasonal variations, recurring versus one-time payments — there are many reasons your company may need granular control rather than one-size-fits-all filters.
Not at all. Transactions that match your established criteria will process as expected. Only items that don’t match your rules get flagged for review so you can make the final call.

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Setting up effective ACH filters requires upfront decisions and will support a smoother review process moving forward. Our fraud mitigation specialists can help you choose criteria that work for your business without adding unnecessary steps.

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