Day Cycle

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Definition of 'Day Cycle'

The time period alloted for the delivery of Automated Clearing House debits and credits from an originator to its processor. Typical hours are between 8:00am and 1:00pm eastern standard time (EST).

Also referred to as daytime window.
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Investopedia explains 'Day Cycle'

The implementation of deadlines for receipt of electronic files from the originator help ensure that the processor will be able to process all transactions in a prompt and efficient manner.

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