ACH PAYMENT DISBURSEMENT METHOD Sample Clauses

ACH PAYMENT DISBURSEMENT METHOD. 4.1 Preferred Payment Method -- Automated Clearing House (ACH): MD Anderson’s preferred process for settling financial obligations is to utilize the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) standard Cash Concentration and Disbursement (CCD) format. This industry standard process is utilized and recognized by most payees as the most efficient, safe and timely way to transfer funds. Our goal is that every payment made by MD Xxxxxxxx is made via electronic funds transfers, unless legally prohibited. This service may be set up by contacting MD Anderson’s Treasury Services and Operations office at 000-000-0000 or by e-mail XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Upon payment initiation, your company will receive the remittance information by e-mail with an attached Adobe Acrobat PDF file containing information detailing the payment date, invoice number, dollar amount, etc. Questions regarding this matter can be directed to MD Anderson’s Treasury Services and Operations office at 000-000-0000 or by e-mail XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
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ACH PAYMENT DISBURSEMENT METHOD. 4.1 Preferred Payment Method -- Automated Clearing House (ACH): MD Xxxxxxxx’x preferred process for settling financial obligations is to utilize the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) standard Cash Concentration and Disbursement (CCD) format. This industry standard process is utilized and recognized by most payees as the most efficient, safe and timely way to transfer funds. Our goal is that every payment made by MD Xxxxxxxx is made via electronic funds transfers, unless legally prohibited. This service may be set up by contacting MD Xxxxxxxx’x Treasury Services and Operations office at 000-000-0000 or by e-mail XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Upon payment initiation, your company will receive the remittance information by e-mail with an attached Adobe Acrobat PDF file containing information detailing the payment date, invoice number, dollar amount, etc. Questions regarding this matter can be directed to MD Xxxxxxxx’x Treasury Services and Operations office at 000-000-0000 or by e-mail XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
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