2008 Aap Exam Study Quiz
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Which ACH applications require the check serial number to print on the consumer's statement?
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Internet-initiated entries and Point-of-Sale
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Prearranged Payment and Deposit and Death Notification Entries
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Corporate Cross Border and Telephone Initiated Entries
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Point-of-Purchase and Back Office Conversion
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Point of Sale and Back Office Conversion
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This is a study quiz for taking the 2008 AAP Exam.
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The RDFI is responsible for...
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Posting debit and credit transactions on effective entry date
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receipt and processing of return transactions
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Validating prenotifications
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Calculating the settlement totals owed to and by DFIs
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Retaining source documents for TRX transactions
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A. Validating prenotificationsExplanation
The RDFI, or Receiving Depository Financial Institution, is responsible for validating prenotifications. Prenotifications are notifications sent by an Originating Depository Financial Institution (ODFI) to inform the RDFI of an upcoming debit or credit transaction. The RDFI validates these prenotifications to ensure that the transaction is authorized and can be processed. This helps prevent unauthorized transactions and ensures the accuracy and security of the payment system.Rate this question:
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The Financial Organization Master File (FOMF) is
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A national financial institution directory maintained by the Federal Reserve Bank
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A list of Government only Receivers
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Department of Treasury list of financial institutions receiveing Federal Government ACH payments
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A NACHA directory that lists ACH contacts and telephone numbers
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A NACHA directory that lists Receiving Depository Financial Institutions
Correct Answer
A. Department of Treasury list of financial institutions receiveing Federal Government ACH paymentsExplanation
The Financial Organization Master File (FOMF) is a Department of Treasury list of financial institutions receiving Federal Government ACH payments. This means that it is a comprehensive directory maintained by the Department of Treasury that includes all the financial institutions that receive ACH payments from the Federal Government.Rate this question:
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When an ODFI utilizes a third-party processor in the origination process, which party warrants that the entries are authorized?
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The RDFI
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The ODFI
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The ACH Operator
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The Originator
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The third party
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A. The ODFIExplanation
When an ODFI (Originating Depository Financial Institution) utilizes a third-party processor in the origination process, the ODFI warrants that the entries are authorized. This means that the ODFI takes responsibility for ensuring that the transactions initiated by the third-party processor are authorized and legitimate. The ODFI is ultimately responsible for the accuracy and validity of the entries being processed through the ACH (Automated Clearing House) system.Rate this question:
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The Originator must make the requested change within what time period following the receipt of an NOC/corrected NOC?
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Within 6 banking days or prior to the next entry, which ever is sooner
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Within 5 banking days or prior to the next entry, which ever is later
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Within 10 calendar days or prior to the next entry, which ever is sooner
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Within 6 banking days or prior to the next entry, which ever is later
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Within 5 banking days or prior to the next entry, which ever is sooner
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A. Within 6 banking days or prior to the next entry, which ever is laterExplanation
The Originator must make the requested change within 6 banking days or prior to the next entry, whichever is later. This means that the Originator has a maximum of 6 banking days to make the change, but if there is another entry scheduled before the 6 days are up, they must make the change before that entry.Rate this question:
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The trace number of a contested dishonored return will contain the RT number of which participant?
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ODFI
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RDFI
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Originator
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Receiver
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ACH Operator
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A. RDFIExplanation
The trace number of a contested dishonored return will contain the RT number of the RDFI. The RDFI, or Receiving Depository Financial Institution, is the bank or financial institution that receives the ACH transaction. The trace number is a unique identifier assigned to each ACH transaction, and it is used to track and identify the transaction throughout the payment process. In the case of a contested dishonored return, the trace number will contain the RT number of the RDFI, allowing for easy identification and resolution of the issue.Rate this question:
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For a consumer debit entry that was not authorized, the RDFI must transmit the return by its ACH Operator's deadline for the return to be made available to the ODFI no later than:
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The opening of business on the banking day following the sixtieth calendar day following the settlement date of the original entry.
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The opening of business on the banking day following the thirtieth calendar day following the settlement date of the original entry.
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The opening of business on the banking day following the fifteenth calendar day following the effective entry date of the original entry.
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The opening of business on the banking day following the fifteenth banking day following the settlement entry date of the original entry.
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Midnight on the banking day following the sixtieth calendar day following the settlement date of the original entry.
Correct Answer
A. The opening of business on the banking day following the sixtieth calendar day following the settlement date of the original entry.Explanation
The correct answer is that the RDFI must transmit the return by its ACH Operator's deadline for the return to be made available to the ODFI no later than the opening of business on the banking day following the sixtieth calendar day following the settlement date of the original entry. This means that the return must be processed and made available to the ODFI within 60 calendar days after the settlement date of the original entry.Rate this question:
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How many articles comprise the NACH Operating Rules?
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11
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12
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21
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31
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14
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A. 14Explanation
The NACH Operating Rules consist of a set of guidelines and regulations for the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network. The question asks for the number of articles that make up these rules. The correct answer is 14, indicating that there are 14 individual articles within the NACH Operating Rules.Rate this question:
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Which ASC X12 Transaction Set applies to Lockbox?
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201
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250
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823
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813
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810
Correct Answer
A. 823Explanation
201 - Residential Loan Application
250 - Purchase Order Shipment Managment Document
810 - Invoice
813 - Electronic Filing of Tax Return Data
823 - LockboxRate this question:
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The "Choice of Law" state specified in the ACH Rules is
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Washington
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Virginia
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California
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New York
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Georgia
Correct Answer
A. New YorkExplanation
The correct answer is New York because the ACH Rules specify that New York is the choice of law state. This means that any legal disputes or issues related to the ACH Rules will be governed by the laws of New York.Rate this question:
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How long must each participating DFI retain records of all entries, incuding return adjustment entries, transmitted from or to an ACH Operator?
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Seven years
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1 year
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2 years
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Five years
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Six years
Correct Answer
A. Six yearsExplanation
Each participating DFI must retain records of all entries, including return adjustment entries, transmitted from or to an ACH Operator for a period of six years. This is necessary to ensure compliance with regulations and to provide a record of all transactions for auditing and dispute resolution purposes. By retaining these records, DFIs can maintain a comprehensive history of their ACH activities and have access to important information if any issues or discrepancies arise in the future.Rate this question:
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