I am working with the file called NSFAN and there is a field called ORIGIN OF NSFs. I am referencing these origin types to my list of origin codes, and I do not see an 81, 82, or 86 that is defined as an origin code. What do the 81, 82 and 86 codes stand for?

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I am working with the file called NSFAN and there is a field called ORIGIN OF NSFs. I am referencing these origin types to my list of origin codes, and I do not see an 81, 82, or 86 that is defined as an origin code. What do the 81, 82 and 86 codes stand for?

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The codes that you see in this file are codes used to define a situation where the Automated Non-Returns (ANR) feature is used to post the account below the available balance:

82 is for non-returned checks,
83 is for ATM transactions, and
86 is for debit card transactions.

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I am working with the file called NSFAN and there is a field called ORIGIN OF NSFs. I am referencing these origin types to my list of origin codes, and I do not see an 81, 82, or 86 that is defined as an origin code. What do the 81, 82 and 86 codes stand for?

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I am working with the file called NSFAN and there is a field called ORIGIN OF NSFs. I am referencing these origin types to my list of origin codes, and I do not see an 81, 82, or 86 that is defined as an origin code. What do the 81, 82 and 86 codes stand for?

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