ACH Stop Payments - Business Accounts/Non-Consumer

Posted By: 52OPS

ACH Stop Payments - Business Accounts/Non-Consumer - 05/25/16 03:19 PM

What is the maximum Expiration Date to be used when a Business Customer wants to place a Stop Payment on an ACH transaction being originated to their business account?

I have been informed that the expiration date should be set no longer than 6-months from the date of the Stop Payment Order unless previously withdrawn by the non-consumer or the debit entry was returned by the Bank.
Posted By: HappyGilmore

Re: ACH Stop Payments - Business Accounts/Non-Consumer - 05/25/16 05:25 PM

is the customer placing a one-time stop or a permanent stop? because ACH allows both. if one-time, it stays until the next item matching it is made and returned. if permanent, it never comes off unless the customer comes in to remove it.
Posted By: John Burnett

Re: ACH Stop Payments - Business Accounts/Non-Consumer - 05/26/16 02:54 PM

Permanent stops are available only to consumer accounts.

You have the right info, 52OPS. The earliest of (1) six months (unless renewed before expiration) from date of stop, (2) cancellation of the stop, or (3) return of the debit item by reason of the stop order.