New York Authorization Agreement For Direct Deposits (ACH Debits-Credits) is an agreement between a customer and a financial institution, such as a bank, to allow the customer to authorize the institution to make recurring payments from an account. The agreement is used to process recurring payments such as payroll deposits, social security payments, and other types of direct deposits, as well as one-time payments such as bill payments. The agreement usually requires the customer to provide the financial institution with their bank account details, such as the account number and routing number, and authorize the institution to withdraw funds on a pre-arranged schedule. There are two types of New York Authorization Agreement For Direct Deposits (ACH Debits-Credits): ACH Debits, which allow funds to be withdrawn from an account, and ACH Credits, which allow funds to be deposited into an account. Both types of direct deposits are authorized by the customer in the agreement, and the financial institution is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the transactions.