What exactly are ACH fees and who charges them?

Asked Aug 5, 2015· 1 answer ·Americas, Developed Markets, North America, United States

Faisal KhanAnswered Aug 5, 2015

ACH Fees is usually what you as a Banking Client would pay to pay via the Automated Clearing House (ACH) in the US to transfer funds. The fees can range from as little as 6-7 cents to as high as $1 (depending on the nature of your work and the FI/Agent you work with).

Some institutions even vary the fees for Push vs Pull transactions.

ACH Payment Infrastructure Account-to-Account Payments Payment Clearing Americas Developed Markets North America United States

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