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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. mc86c17a, § 10.4

Electronic Transfer of Funds

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

CMS, in conjunction with the Department of Treasury, may utilize electronic funds

transfers. Interim and other types of payments are electronically sent to HMO/CMPs

through the Automated Clearing House (ACH). This process improves the efficiency of

Federal financial management and also benefits the HMO/CMPs.

The ACH provides on-line access to the Federal Reserve Communications System

(FRCS), allowing payments to be made to financial institutions with access to the FRCS.

For financial institutions that do not have access to the FRCS, HMO/CMP payments can

be paid through correspondent financial institutions or Federal Reserve Banks.

The ACH payment method eliminates mail and processing time associated with payment

by check. The HMO/CMP receives a payment through the HMO/CMP's financial

institution on the payment due date. This is a more secure and reliable method of making

and receiving payment. HMO/CMPs electing the electronic transfer of funds must

indicate this on the system setup sheet that is included in the contract application. To

initiate this process, the HMO/CMP should contact the designated CMS Plan Manager.

History

(Rev. 4, 10-01-01)

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iom-2026-08-25
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