ACH payment disappears in transit with no bank resolution or credit
A same-day ACH transfer processed from US Bank never arrived at the recipient and the bank took two weeks to provide a trace ID without crediting the funds back. Banks lack accessible ACH tracking and consumer-side dispute resolution is opaque and slow. Individual case but reflects structural banking infrastructure gaps.
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