Entries by Melissa Newbury

Options to Customize Letter Templates

Strunk’s hosted ODP Manager software includes a suite of standard, recommended, and compliant letter templates. These templates are set up so users can easily generate the letters due each day. Even though Strunk provides the recommended letter content, the ODP Manager software allows the letter appearance to be customized to match other letters sent by […]

Use ODP Manager to Inform Customers about Reg E Opt-In

On consumer accounts, ATM and everyday debit card transactions cannot be included in Overdraft Privilege unless the customer has opted in. Customers can opt in for Reg E at account opening but they may also opt in later. The four options to opt in for the ATM and everyday debit card coverage are: in person […]

Permit Customers to Make Regulation E Elections Online

ODP Manager custom letter templates include the Consent Form for Overdraft Services for customers who have not already opted in for the Reg E ATM and everyday debit card coverage. These letter templates simplify the process for customers who choose to opt in by mail, but ODP Manager can also allow your customers to opt […]

Automatically Update ODP Manager Information

The information in Strunk’s hosted ODP Manager software is updated daily when an extract file from the core processor is uploaded. This file can be committed each day by an ODP Manager user prior to generating letters and reviewing reports. Strunk also offers an Automatic Upload option for institutions that meet the criteria below. If […]

Charge Off and Recovery Tracking and Reporting

After an overdrawn account has been charged off, financial institutions may still need to track and report on the charge-off balances and recoveries related to the overdrawn accounts. ODP Manager includes a manual tracking process that may allow your users to manage the charge-off and recovery process after the deposit account had been closed. Once […]

Communicating Alternatives to Overdraft Privilege

Financial institutions are expected to monitor excessive consumer Overdraft Privilege activity in order to advise customers of alternative options to cover overdrafts. FDIC regulated institutions are expected to give customers who overdraw their accounts on more than six occasions where a fee is charged in a rolling twelve-month period a reasonable opportunity to choose a […]