Difference between ach ccd and ach ppd?

Answer 1

In the ACH network, a CCD is for a corporate payment - payments between companies (e.g., vendor payments, moving money between different stores in different areas of the state/country, etc). A PPD is a consumer entry - on one side or another there is a consumer account involved (e.g. direct deposit or auto-debit for a bill payment).

Answer 2

ACH CCD (Cash Concentration or Disbursement) is used for corporate transactions to efficiently manage funds through debiting or crediting accounts. ACH PPD (Prearranged Payment and Deposit Entry) is often used for direct deposit of payroll, vendor payments, or consumer bill payments. The main difference is in the types of transactions and business purposes they serve.