The Federal Reserve Banks launched the FedACH Exception Resolution Service in April 2019 to make it easier for financial institutions to resolve exception cases. Instead of waiting by the fax machine or in the call queue, customers can now simply log in to the FedLine Web® or the FedLine Advantage® Solution and initiate an exception case with another financial institution. Wondering what qualifies as an exception case? Check out our new video series below.
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The Exception Resolution Service provides:
- The ability for you to open, receive, read, respond to, close or cancel an exception case for Automated Clearing House (ACH) transactions settled via FedACH Services within two years from the entry date and include supporting documentation
- Functionality to search a two-year historical repository of ACH entries to populate exception cases with ACH entry details
- A mechanism for the secure exchange of sensitive exception case information between financial institutions
- A 13-month archive to access and view all cases sent or received by your institution
Learn more about the benefits by viewing the Exception Resolution Service product sheet (PDF) or contacting your account executive directly.
