What is the penalty for a Class 2 Rules Violation?

The penalty for a Class 2 Rules Violation is indeed up to $100,000. This classification typically involves violations that can cause some degree of monetary loss or serve as a disadvantage but are not as severe as Class 1 violations, which carry more substantial penalties.

Class 2 violations may include failure to adhere to specific operational or regulatory requirements in the ACH network but do not rise to the level of harming the integrity of the system as a Class 1 violation might. The $100,000 maximum serves as a deterrent against such infractions while allowing for flexibility in enforcement based on the specifics of each case.

Understanding these classifications is important for compliance and risk management in the ACH environment, as it underscores the need for organizations to maintain rigorous standards in their operations.