With ACH Alerts, you can review incoming debits and return them before they are deducted from your account.
ACH Alerts
ACH Alerts helps combat fraud associated with electronic payments. Your business sets up a list of approved vendors that are paid automatically, along with expiration dates and filters that cap the amount of money that can be paid to any one vendor. Any electronic transaction that occurs outside of these boundaries generates an alert so you can decide whether it is legitimate and then approve or deny the transaction.
A Powerful Tool for Cash Management
Protect Yourself
Help protect against ACH fraud, simply and quickly.
Keep Tabs on Payments
Ensure that every ACH is posted and paid as you intend.
Peace of Mind
Protect your financial resources.
Ask our Treasury Management team to sign you up or for more information today!
HOW IT WORKS
Watch this instructional video to learn more about how to initiate an External Transfer. Visit our Learning page for more.
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