What does ACH cost compared to a card?
ACH is typically a small flat fee per item rather than a percentage, so the savings grow with ticket size.
Get paid without the card fee
Cut interchange on your biggest tickets
On a $12,000 invoice, card interchange is real money. ACH and electronic check acceptance move those payments at a flat cost, with verification and risk scoring so you stop eating returned-check losses.
Who it's for
- B2B sellers invoicing four- and five-figure tickets
- Contractors, wholesalers and service companies still taking paper checks
- Any business billing the same customers on a schedule
What's included
- Check verification & guarantee
- Recurring ACH billing
- Real-time risk scoring
- Lower cost on large tickets
How it works
- 01
Verification at capture
Accounts are checked against negative databases in real time before you release goods or start the job.
- 02
Convert to electronic
Paper checks are converted at the counter or captured remotely, so no one drives to the bank.
- 03
Schedule recurring debits
Set up automatic ACH on contracts, retainers and payment plans with retry logic on failures.
- 04
Reconcile in one place
Card, check and ACH activity all report through the same dashboard.
Questions
Check & ACH Services FAQs
How fast does ACH settle?
Standard ACH settles in one to three business days, with same-day options on qualifying programs.
What happens on a returned item?
You get an immediate notification and can auto-represent. Guarantee programs are available for qualifying merchants.
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