Re-released in 2003, in an edition of 1000 by Counter Editions, though without the photographs and cloth bag. â, 1  Brown, Neal; Kent, Sarah & Collings, Matthew (1998). Tracey Emin (London: Jay Jopling/White Cube, 1998); ISBN 0-9522690-2-3. 2  Tracey Emin (2002), Booth-Clibborn. 3  The Is Another Place (2002).
EFTA/Regulation E protections but go much farther in. establishing the rights/responsibilities of other. participants in the payment stream than just a. consumer payor/payee (see Payments Pentagon) â NACHA Operating Rules âgovern ACH Entries. â Green Book âgoverns ACH Payments to/from the Federal. Government.
ACH, or Automated Clearing House, is an electronic network that processes credit and debit transactions. These includes transactions in both the public and private sector. ACH facilitates the electronic transfer of funds, in the form of payments and deposits, from the account of one party to the other.irect Deposit. A direct deposit occurs when an employer or other payer electronically deposits funds into a bank account using the ACH system. The deposit is for a specific sum of money. This is known as a credit to the account, as opposed to a debit, which is a removal of funds from the account.