Accept payments · ACH
The other rail: straight from the bank.
Cards aren't the only way to get paid. ACH moves money account-to-account — a natural fit for big tickets, recurring services, and B2B invoices, typically at a lower cost than card processing.
Where it shines
When the bank rail beats the card rail.
Large tickets
On big invoices, percentage-based card fees sting; ACH costs don't scale with the ticket the same way.
Recurring services
Rent, retainers, memberships, and service contracts draft on schedule — no cards expiring mid-plan.
B2B invoices
Businesses already pay each other by bank transfer; putting ACH on your invoice meets them where they are.
Fewer paper checks
Electronic transfers replace the mail-a-check ritual — and the trips to deposit them.
Bank details, tokenized
Account numbers are tokenized by the platform for recurring use — they don't sit in your files.
Know the tradeoffs
ACH settles on bank timelines and returns can surface later than a card decline — we'll set expectations honestly so it fits where it belongs.
Cards and bank on one account
You don't choose one rail — invoices can offer both, and everything reconciles in the same reporting.
See invoicing & recurring billingPut the bank rail to work.
Tell us what you invoice and we'll map where ACH saves you real money.