NACHA’s 2026 fraud rule changes are coming quickly.
Are you ready?

Learn what’s changing for RDFIs, ODFIs, TPSs, and TPSPs—and how Unit21 empowers you to detect, monitor, and act on ACH fraud with confidence.

NACHA RULE SUMMARY

What’s new in March 2026

The NACHA 2026 Fraud Monitoring Rule expands compliance expectations across the ACH ecosystem—making proactive fraud monitoring mandatory for a wider group of institutions. Here’s what’s changing.

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Navigating NACHA’s 2026 Operating Rules With Unit21

Through real-world examples and actionable frameworks, we'll unpack common ACH fraud typologies and demonstrate how modern rule engines can deliver effective, real-time detection without engineering overhead.
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RDFIs Under Pressure. What this means for your business

Understand why RDFIs are now expected to act, not just receive, and how to detect fraud before funds are withdrawn.
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ODFIs, TPSs & TPSPs: New Frontline Responsibilities

Learn how to build a proactive, scalable fraud monitoring program using segmentation, risk scoring, and no-code detection rules.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

NACHA’s 2026 rule changes

Do I need to monitor every ACH transaction?
What qualifies as a TPSP under this rule?
How fast can Unit21 help me deploy rules?
What if I’m both an ODFI and an RDFI — do I need two separate monitoring systems?
How does Unit21 help with originator risk assessments?
What are the consequences of non-compliance with the 2026 rule?
What kind of fraud patterns should I be monitoring for?

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Book a 30-minutes strategy session with our Head of Fraud Risk to discuss the rule changes and how Unit21 can help you adapt your fraud strategies.
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