Do watch out for the first two Official Staff Interpretation to Regulation E Section 205.10(c). There, you will see that, if your consumer customer indicates that he or she is revoking the Originator's authorization, you have to prevent all future payments for the debit authorization. You can require documentation of the revocation.
Note also that even though NACHA rules say that an ACH stop is no longer effective once the item has been stopped and returned, Reg. E requires that you keep the stop active to ensure that the stopped item doesn't get resubmitted (resubmission of a stopped debit is a rules violation, but ...)
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