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Electronic Cheques and ACH

What exactly is the process involved in completing an electronic cheque transaction using ACH? From the info I've managed to gather so far, it seems there is a bank routing no. and an account no. involved. A payee should have written permission of the payor, and then the payee initiates a debit transaction against the payor's account. I would like to know in greater detail about this very process. Also, what would the details be for a credit transaction initiated by a payor?

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