Positive Pay allows you to have more control over your transactions to help prevent check fraud.
Positive Pay
When you issue a batch of checks through your accounting program, each check has a certain profile – the date, the amount, the payee, and the account on which the check is drawn.
Compare check details to the details provided when it was issued.
Review “Exception” lists.
Maintain complete control of whether a check should be paid or rejected.
A Powerful Tool for Cash Management
Protect Yourself
Help protect against check fraud, simply and quickly.
Keep Tabs on Payments
Ensure that every check 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 use Check Positive Pay. Visit our Learning page for more.
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