ACH transaction statuses
The following table describes the ACH transaction statuses:
PENDING
This status indicates that the transaction has been created and accepted by the system but has not yet begun processing.
SETTLED
This status indicates that the transaction has completed successfully.
SETTLING
This status indicates that the transaction is currently being processed by the ACH network.
RETURNED
This status indicates that the transaction was processed but later returned.
VOID
This status indicates that the transaction was intentionally canceled before settlement.
CHARGEBACK
This status indicates that the transaction was reversed after settlement due to a dispute initiated by the account holder or their bank.
MERCHANT_RETURNED
This status indicates that the merchant returned the transaction after settlement.
NO CREDIT
This status indicates that the transaction was processed, but the receiving account was not credited.
TO RESERVE
This status indicates that the transaction amount has been moved to a reserve balance.
UNPROCESSED
This status indicates that the transaction has not entered processing.
ERROR
This status indicates that the transaction failed due to a system or processing error.
REJECTED: AUTHORIZATION DECLINED
This status indicates that the transaction was rejected because the account holder did not authorize the debit or credit.
REJECTED: ACCOUNT IS INVALID
This status indicates that the transaction was rejected because the bank account information is invalid.
REJECTED: VOIDED
This status indicates that the transaction was rejected because it had already been voided.
REJECTED: VOIDING
This status indicates that the transaction was rejected because it was in the process of being voided.
UPDATED
This status indicates that the transaction details were changed after the transaction was created.
The status of the ACH transaction initially appears as PENDING. The status changes from SETTLING to SETTLED when the ACH transaction is processed successfully.
Use webhooks to retrieve ACH transaction statuses. For more information, see ACH Transaction Status Webhooks.
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