Business payments

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What is an ACH payment? How it works, costs, and timing

Learn what an ACH payment is, how it works, how to send one, typical processing times and fees, and whether ACH transfers are right for your business.

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What is a payment processor? How to pick the right one

A payment processor is a service that routes card and digital payments between customers, banks, and your merchant account so you can accept payments securely.

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A guide to ACH processing fees: Costs and comparisons

Learn about ACH fees for business transactions, including cost factors and details on processing fees, to decide if ACH is the right payment solution for you.

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KYC vs. KYB: Key differences, requirements, and use cases

KYC verifies individual customers, while KYB verifies businesses, with different documents, checks, and risk rules for each process.

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Electronic payments: What they are and how they work

Electronic payments are digital transactions that transfer money without using cash or paper checks.

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Pay vendors online via ACH in 4 easy steps

Paying vendors online is a fast, cost-effective way to make your business payment processes more reliable. See our guide on how to pay vendors via ACH.

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Guide to ACH transfers and trace numbers

An ACH trace number is a 15-digit code banks use to track electronic payments and resolve delays in the ACH transfer process.

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