Payor Conversion Resource Center

Our multi-year transition plan for the Payor Bank Services, which kicked off in 2007, came to a close. On December 31, 2009, MICR Presentment and MICR Presentment Plus with paper to follow, the last two legacy payor services remaining, were discontinued.

Customers who have migrated to Check 21-enabled presentment services are already enjoying the benefits of end-to-end electronic check processing.

Of course you can always migrate to Check-21-enabled services now and start enjoying the many benefits associated with end-to-end electronic check processing including:

Increased operational efficiencies
Reduced keying errors
Fewer cash letter adjustments
Freduced risk exposure
Lower Federal Reserve Bank fees*
Improved funds availability

Resources and References

CI Bulkdata Sunset July 1, 2009 (PDF)
Check 21 Connectivity Guide Quick Reference Sheet (PDF)
FedReceipt Plus Case Study (PDF)
Migration to DSTU X9.37-2003 Standard (PDF)
Select Payor Bank Services Sunset Dates Extended (PDF)
Payor Bank Services Sunset Dates Quickly Approaching (PDF)
Case Study- Naval Research Lab Federal Credit Union (PDF)
Elimination of MICR Contingency Service (PDF)
Federal Reserve Banks Announced Plans to Migrate Payor Bank Services and Formats to Check 21-enabled Electronic Presentment Service (PDF)
Case Study - Darby Bank and Trust Company (PDF)
Case Study - Big Horn Federal Savings Bank (PDF)
Legacy Payor Vendor Letter November 2007 (PDF)
Payor Bank Services Customer Letter September 2007 (PDF)
FedFocus Article (PDF)
FedImage Archive Gateway Testing Information (PDF)
Reminder - FedImage Archive Gateway Testing Required (PDF)

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