Enjoy quick time to market with the latest payment processing technology on an award-winning platform.
Improve efficiency to handle scale and volume of ACH by automating processing & exceptions.
Reduce operational & infrastructure costs by running ACH on a modern Payments as a Service platform.
Support ACH origination through APIs, files & online channels including banks' digital platform or Finzly's Experience Hub.
Support manual decisioning & automated posting of returns & reversals based on business rules to allow higher STP.
Process ACH transactions based on rules set up by your bank through regular or Same Day ACH rails.
Process many payments from a single file using our support for ACH transfers using bulk files in NACHA or CSV format.
Take full control of ACH debits by establishing rules using Positive Pay & Block List on Finzly's Experience Hub.
Allow corporates to offer employees immediate access to earned wages as part of your treasury offerings.
Files, APIs and online banking channels.
Yes, the app supports ACH Return, Reversal, and Notification of Change (NOC) processed within the ACH app, from either an ODFI or RDFI point of view.
Yes – Finzly's product integrates with your bank’s existing core for real-time account validation and posting.
https://api.finzly.io/developer-portal/achoverview/
Yes, banks can enable their corporate customers to offer Early Wage Access through Finzly's solution.
There’s no longer a reason for your bank to lack competitive, technological advantages. Instead, you’re free to innovate at the speed of fintech so both you and your customers have the services you need to thrive in today’s world.
Banks that trust Finzly
As dramatic forces continue to sweep payments, ACH is still going strong. In the API economy, developers of platforms are new customers to banks.
Ever since the Faster Payments Task Force set the stage for “faster payments” in 2015, many automated electronic payment solutions have gained ground.
Banks have traditionally catered to the payment needs of their customers with disjointed and rationed solutions provided by legacy technology, resulting in payments being deemed as cost centres.