R62 - Return of Erroneous or Reversing Debit
DISHONORED RETURN (ODFI -> RDFI). The Originator's/ODFI's use of the reversal process either produced, or failed to correct, an unintended credit to the Receiver. The RDFI is returning the erroneous or reversing debit.
R62 - Return of Erroneous or Reversing Debit
DISHONORED RETURN (ODFI -> RDFI). The Originator's/ODFI's use of the reversal process either produced, or failed to correct, an unintended credit to the Receiver. The RDFI is returning the erroneous or reversing debit. This rejection is final: resubmitting the same payment will fail again — resolve the underlying situation first.
What this code means
DISHONORED RETURN (ODFI -> RDFI). The Originator's/ODFI's use of the reversal process either produced, or failed to correct, an unintended credit to the Receiver. The RDFI is returning the erroneous or reversing debit.
Typical causes
- Reversal file botched, leaving the Receiver credited twice
- Erroneous debit sent as part of a correction that itself was wrong
- Reversal originated outside the permitted window
What to do
Bank-to-bank dishonor code. Dishonored returns must be transmitted within 5 banking days of the settlement date of the original return. See R77 for the RDFI's non-acceptance response.
What it looks like in an ACH return
The return arrives as an Addenda Record (type 99), 94 characters wide. The return reason code sits in positions 4-6.
799R62091000010000001 09100001 091000019000001Tools for this code
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Related codes
Source: Nacha ISO 20022 mapping guide + Federal Reserve ACH Return Reason Report + US Treasury Green Book · Last verified: 2026-07-13
Checked against: nacha.org · frbservices.org · fiscal.treasury.gov