Class: Increase::Models::ACHTransfer::Submission
- Defined in:
- lib/increase/models/ach_transfer.rb
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#effective_date ⇒ String
The ACH transfer's effective date as sent to the Federal Reserve.
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#expected_funds_settlement_at ⇒ String
When the transfer is expected to settle in the recipient's account.
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#expected_settlement_schedule ⇒ Symbol
The settlement schedule the transfer is expected to follow.
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#submitted_at ⇒ String
When the ACH transfer was sent to FedACH.
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#trace_number ⇒ String
A 15 digit number recorded in the Nacha file and transmitted to the receiving bank.
Method Summary
Methods inherited from BaseModel
Instance Attribute Details
#effective_date ⇒ String
The ACH transfer's effective date as sent to the Federal Reserve. If a specific date was configured using preferred_effective_date
, this will match that value. Otherwise, it will be the date selected (following the specified settlement schedule) at the time the transfer was submitted.
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# File 'lib/increase/models/ach_transfer.rb', line 472 required :effective_date, String |
#expected_funds_settlement_at ⇒ String
When the transfer is expected to settle in the recipient's account. Credits may be available sooner, at the receiving banks discretion. The FedACH schedule is published here.
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# File 'lib/increase/models/ach_transfer.rb', line 477 required :expected_funds_settlement_at, String |
#expected_settlement_schedule ⇒ Symbol
The settlement schedule the transfer is expected to follow. This expectation takes into account the effective_date
, submitted_at
, and the amount of the transfer.
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# File 'lib/increase/models/ach_transfer.rb', line 482 required :expected_settlement_schedule, Increase::Enum.new(:same_day, :future_dated) |
#submitted_at ⇒ String
When the ACH transfer was sent to FedACH.
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# File 'lib/increase/models/ach_transfer.rb', line 487 required :submitted_at, String |
#trace_number ⇒ String
A 15 digit number recorded in the Nacha file and transmitted to the receiving bank. Along with the amount, date, and originating routing number, this can be used to identify the ACH transfer at the receiving bank. ACH trace numbers are not unique, but are used to correlate returns.
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# File 'lib/increase/models/ach_transfer.rb', line 492 required :trace_number, String |