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Hello! I work for a local bank that partners with various FinTech's to provide them Fed access and regulatory oversight. As a result, we work with multiple financial cores/processors and many of them seem to really struggle with providing actual NACHA compliant ACH files to us. I (being recently tasked with providing reporting of our ach originations) have been experimenting with this wonderful library. However, I ran into an issue that isn't the fault of this parser. You see, one of our processors still doesn't know how to process ALL returns, and upon attempting to parse an ACH origination file with a CTX return, moov-ach refuses to parse the file due to the CTX Return Batch missing its "705" addenda entries, thus causing a mismatch of its actual vs expected addendaCount. Now I realize the proper solution is to instruct the processor that generated this ACH origination for us to do it right and generate a proper return entry. However, the files I am tasked with parsing reach back 2-3 years, presumably with this issue the entire time, and even future originations will be tainted due to a very slow turnround time. My questions are thus:
I appreciate all the work you developers do working on this project, and I welcome any and all responses from anyone who might see this! |
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Thanks for opening this issue @cchollar! We've seen quite a lot of similar issues as you describe, so I'm happy to help out.
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https://github.com/moov-io/ach/releases/tag/v1.24.0 has been released with this. Thanks! |
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Thanks for opening this issue @cchollar! We've seen quite a lot of similar issues as you describe, so I'm happy to help out.