Error Code | Solution |
R01: Insufficient Funds | Add funds to account to avoid future payment delays |
R02: Account Closed | Remove the bank account from the carrier on the "Payment settings" page. Then update the organization's bank details by asking the carrier to provide their bank details |
R03: No Account/Unable to Locate Account | Remove the bank account from the carrier on the "Payment settings" page. Then update the organization's bank details by asking the carrier to provide their bank detail |
R04: Invalid account numbers | Remove the bank account from the carrier on the "Payment settings" page. Then update the organization's bank details by asking the carrier to provide their bank detail |
R09: Uncollected Funds | Add funds to account to avoid future payment delays |
R10: Customer Advises Unauthorized, Improper, Ineligible, or Part of an Incomplete Transaction | Nuanced - requires a conversation with the client to understand why they did this |
R20: Non-Transaction Account | Remove the bank account from the carrier on the "Payment settings" page. Then update the organization's bank details by asking the carrier to provide their bank details |
R85: Transfer type is not supported or forbidden | This often indicates the payee's bank account is not a US bank account. Reach out to Loop to confirm before coordinating with the payee to be paid through a US bank account or offline outside of Loop. |
DS24: There was an unexpected error with this transfer request | This can usually be resolved by retrying the payment. If payments to a specific bank account often fail with this code, Loop can update the payment method to avoid future failures. |
R23: Credit entry refused by the receiver | Ensure the payee did not initiate a return. If they did not, they will likely need to whitelist Loop's originator IDs to receive payment. |
AG01: Transfer type is not supported or forbidden | Typically, this indicates a non-ACH transfer was attempted and failed because the payee’s account does not support non-ACH transfers. Update the payee’s payment method to ACH before retrying the payment. |
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