Payments
ACH
Send and receive
outbound and inbound ach payments ach allows you to transfer funds electronically and cost efficiently through the federal reserve ach network cross river offers both outbound and inbound ach payments, enabling you to both originate and receive ach payments cross river supports both docid 0papbzybjf0lzpac8 trw and docid 0papbzybjf0lzpac8 trw ach settlement see our tutorial to learn how to docid\ hliqojnmhjwjri29z0ryt docid\ ludebxnwu8p7knb bdm6i outbound ach payment an outbound ach payment either pushes funds to or pulls funds from an account at an external bank an outbound push sends funds to the recipient's account and this is a credit to the receiver an outbound pull submits a request to pull funds from an external account to the account at cross river and this is a debit for the originator the following diagram shows the docid\ ilwmf5qntmlo30d2h3rch and docid\ xirlwtpi9pbtg7bvltpru for ach transactions note that if the postingtype of the transaction is individual , the core transaction completed webhook is triggered when the activity is posted for an individual payment (at the end of the flow) for the aggregate postingtype , the core transaction completed webhook is triggered for an outbound push payment when the distribution is created to be sent to the fed see the notes inside the image outbound flows and webhooks for ach payments inbound ach payment an inbound ach payment involves receipt (push) to or authorized withdrawal (pull) from an account at cross river an inbound push involves a customer at an external bank sending payment to an account at cross river and this is a credit for the receiver an inbound pull involves a customer at an external bank pulling money from an account at cross river and is a debit to the originator the following diagram shows the docid\ ilwmf5qntmlo30d2h3rch and docid\ xirlwtpi9pbtg7bvltpru for an ach payment