NACHA ACH Audit & Risk Assessment Services

If you originate or process ACH payments, your bank and processors expect proof of NACHA compliance. We perform your annual ACH Rules compliance audit, test your controls, and complete your ACH risk assessment, then deliver a report your ODFI will accept.

No current audit, no ACH access.

Banks and processors typically want an ACH audit completed within the last 12 months. Without one, you risk losing origination rights and halting operations. We test against the NACHA Operating Rules and give you a clear path to fix any gaps.

NACHA Rules Coverage

Authorization, security, returns and TPS rules

Control Testing

Evidence documented for your bank

Remediation Roadmap

Prioritized fixes for every finding

Who needs an ACH audit

Third-Party Senders & Providers

Annual NACHA audits and risk assessments are required.

Payroll Processors & Payfacs

Banks expect current audit reports and third-party sender oversight.

FinTech Platforms with ACH

Processors and sponsor banks review your ACH controls.

ACH Audit FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is required to complete an ACH audit?

NACHA rules require an annual ACH Rules Compliance Audit for financial institutions, third-party senders and third-party service providers. Many banks also require their originators to complete one.

How often is an ACH audit required?

Annually. NACHA requires the audit to be completed by December 31 each year, and banks and processors typically won't accept a report older than 12 months.

What does an ACH audit cover?

Origination controls, risk management, third-party sender oversight, authorizations and consumer compliance, returns and exceptions, bank agreement compliance, and your policies and procedures.

Keep your ACH program audit-ready

Book a free consultation and schedule your annual ACH audit.