AAP Study Guide 2026
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1. Stop payment requests from consumers regarding ACH debits must be honored by the RDFI if received:
Under Regulation E and NACHA rules, the RDFI must honor a stop payment request if it is received in time for the institution to have a reasonable opportunity to act on it.
2. Return code R07 indicates:
R07 (Authorization Revoked by Consumer) is used when a consumer has revoked a previously granted authorization for recurring debits.
3. NOC change code C01 indicates:
C01 is the change code used in a Notification of Change to indicate that the DFI account number in the entry is incorrect and needs to be updated.
4. When must an ODFI suspend an Originator's ACH origination privileges?
An ODFI must suspend an Originator that has materially breached the ACH origination agreement or the NACHA Operating Rules to protect the network and limit the ODFI's liability.
5. A consumer's written authorization for a recurring ACH debit must include which essential element?
An authorization for recurring ACH debits must be signed or agreed to by the consumer (Receiver) using a written signature or its electronic equivalent.
6. For which of the following return codes is a Written Statement of Unauthorized Debit not required?
For the return code R-38 (Stop Payment on Source Document), a Written Statement of Unauthorized Debit (WSUD) is not required. A WSUD is typically needed for unauthorized transactions where the consumer claims they did not authorize the debit. However, for an R-38, the consumer has already initiated a stop payment, which serves as sufficient notification to the financial institution.
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