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Try these questions from our free AAP - Accredited ACH Professional practice tests. The correct answer and an explanation follow each question.
Which SEC code is used for point-of-purchase check conversion transactions at a merchant location?
Answer: A. POP (Point-of-Purchase)
POP is used when a consumer's check is converted to an ACH debit entry at the point of purchase with the consumer present.
What dollar amount must a 'Prenote' ACH entry always contain?
Answer: C. $0.00
Prenote entries always carry a dollar amount of zero; they are zero-dollar test transactions used to validate receiver account information before live entries are sent.
For CCD entries (business-to-business ACH), what type of authorization is required?
Answer: A. A written agreement between the trading partners, though the format is flexible
CCD entries require a written agreement between the Originator and Receiver, but NACHA does not prescribe a specific format for business-to-business authorizations.
What fills the unused record positions at the end of an ACH file to satisfy the blocking factor requirement?
Answer: C. Records filled entirely with the digit '9'
Padding records consisting entirely of the digit '9' are appended to the end of an ACH file so the total record count is a multiple of 10 (the blocking factor).
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