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Clear Warning for ACH Presentment™
Clarity’s Clear Warning for ACH Presentment™ aids lenders and collection agents in evaluating consumer accounts prior to presenting an ACH pull. With Clear Warning for ACH Presentment™ you may reduce or avoid fees for failed ACH, lower your percentage of return with ACH processing services, and ‘scrub’ consumer accounts to identify high risk transactions and avoid possible declines. With dependable risk level rankings, you may now effectively plan when to complete re-presentment transactions for previously failed ACH pulls.
What is Clear Warning for ACH Presentment™?
Would you attempt an ACH pull on a closed account or one that has recent failed ACH transactions? The obvious answer is ‘no’ but, how do you explain increased ACH return fees and issues with ACH processing services due to a high percentage of return?
Clear Warning for ACH Presentment™ Features
Clear Warning for ACH Presentment™ can:
- Ensure continued ACH processing services by maintaining a lower percentage of returns.
- Lower return fees paid for returned ACH pulls.
- Maintain positive consumer relations by avoiding NSF fees on returned ACH transactions.
- Scrub your transactions to quickly identify avoidable declines.
- Improve the chance for collections by evaluating collection accounts prior to completing an ACH pulls.


