Business and Corporate accounts

You can use a payment to send a pre‑note to an account. To send a pre-note to a newly established recipient, send a zero dollar ACH transaction to the recipient account. The pre-note confirms the validity of a routing number and account at the receiving financial institution, without any movement of funds taking place.

You can import NACHA-formatted files in ACH Payments or ACH Collections, and Payroll payments, but those files may only contain one batch each. In addition, those payments can only support PPD and CCD Standard Entry Class (SEC) codes. The ACH PassThru feature allows you to create files with multiple batches and with other SEC codes. In addition, unlike other ACH payments, the ACH PassThru feature performs minimal validations before passing the file to us.

By default, we do not support all SEC codes. If you encounter unsupported SEC codes that you need to submit, please contact our financial institution during regular business hours.

Because there may be multiple effective dates in the file, you enter the date on which you want the file to be processed. On the date that you specify, we process the transactions according to the effective date or dates in the file.

You may need to use an intermediary financial institution if the financial institution for the beneficiary is not a direct Fedwire participant and cannot receive a wire transfer via the Fedwire system.

There is no registration requirement on our system. To make federal and/or state tax payments, you should register or enroll in the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) program for each tax authority that you want to pay. Payment via our online banking system does not enroll you with the federal or state agency. Some agencies will not accept electronic tax payments from unregistered parties.

When you create a user, you must set the account rights, transaction rights, and limits for the user. Depending on your settings (for dual approval of non-financial transactions), a CSR or different user may need to initiate final approval for activation.

No, it only removes their access and rights to the online banking system. All payments and templates that the user created remain, as do references to their online activity.

No, for security purposes you can only add or remove users and edit user rights. Users can change their own profile information, login ID, and password if they need to do so.