In which record is the Entry Hash typically found?

The Entry Hash is typically found in the Batch Control Record. This record serves as a summary of all the transactions in a particular batch and includes essential information about the entries processed, such as the total amount and count of entries. The Entry Hash, specifically, represents a unique identifier generated from the Routing Number and Account Number of the entries within that batch. It helps in ensuring the integrity and accuracy of the data processed in that batch, allowing for effective tracking and reconciliation.

In the context of other records mentioned, they serve different functions. The Addenda Record contains additional information related to individual entries, the Company Batch Header Record specifies details about the batch itself (such as company identifiers), and the File Control Record provides aggregate data for the entire ACH file. None of these records carry the Entry Hash, making the Batch Control Record the correct answer.