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Added Cass Commercial Bank and a x937 file type
Updated to include credit items in the record count for Type 70,90, and 99. Also implemented functionality for type 61.
Added field for Destination Routing Numbers and fixed issues with Type 61
Added Banks Jack Henry and Montgomery Bank. Fixed issue with Frost Bank where the Check Detail Addendum A requires the BankOfFirstDepositItemSequenceNumber
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I work at DTS and I have added a few banks to your plugin that I would like to be pulled into main. These banks are Cass Commercial, Jack Henry & Associates, and Montgomery Bank.
On top of these things, I also implemented a fix to the Frost Bank file. Wells Fargo was rejecting the file and sending it back to Frost due to missing the sequence number on record 26 / field 5. I modified the code to include this.