BAI2 file format is a specialized and standardized set of codes used for cash management by the
Bank Administration Institute (BAI). BAI2 files come to an account holder from a bank. The account
holder then imports the files to a bookkeeping application and performs bank reconciliation if
necessary.
Bank reconciliation is a process that resolves the difference between the balance on a bank
statement and the corresponding amount shown in an enterprise's accounting records. One of the most
common applications of the BAI2 file format involves the transmission of returned-check data by a
bank to an account holder, an event that nearly always triggers a call for bank reconciliation.
Contributor(s): Stan Gibilisco
This was last updated in March 2012
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