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What is an ach return r06-return per odfi?


Asked by Jayda Keller on Dec 11, 2021 FAQ



As an ACH Originator, meaning anyone that sends ACH transactions to their ODFI, (Originating Depository Financial Institution), you will sometime come across an ACH Return of ‘ R06 – Returned per ODFI ‘. So what exactly does this mean? What is an ODFI, and why was the ACH transaction Returned Unpaid? What is an ODFI?
In addition,
ACH Return Codes and Definitions Code/Term ACH Codes Definition R05 Unauthorized Debit to Consumer Account U ... R06 Returned per ODFI’s Request – The ODFI h ... R07 Authorization Revoked – Member who previ ... R08 Payment Stopped – Member had previously ... 33 more rows ...
In fact, ACH Return Code R12 – Branch Sold to Another DFI The financial institution that is set to receive an entry sold to another financial institution. To resolve this, obtain a new routing number and the appropriate account information. Then, set up a new transaction using the new account information.
Additionally,
A financial institution may continue to receive entries destined for an account at a branch that has been sold to another financial institution. Because the RDFI no longer maintains the account and is unable to post the entry, it should return the entry to the ODFI.
Also,
The established administrative return rate level of 3.0 percent would apply to debit entries returned due to administrative or account data errors (Return Reason Codes R02, R03 and R04). This level is more than 9 times higher than the industry average ACH Network debit return rate for account data errors of 0.33 percent in 2013.