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Banking & treasury

Know where every dollar is,
every day.

Built on real payments infrastructure — not bolted-on billing. Deposits land fast, every payout maps to specific families and campaigns, and reconciliation stops being a monthly archaeology project.

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Live in 3 days25 tools replacedComplete plan free* when you process with usNo tech skills neededFree data migration

*Card-volume thresholds apply by institution type.

Twenty-five logins. Twenty-five bills.
Twenty-five places your data lives.
Or one.

53Purpose-built capabilities,
one login
25Disconnected vendors
replaced
$0Software cost over
$1M card volume
8Institution types,
each pre-configured

The problem

Sound familiar?

01

The reconciliation mystery

A deposit hits your bank account for $14,382.50. Which families? Which campaign? Your bookkeeper spends hours matching bank lines to payments.

02

Slow, opaque settlements

Legacy tuition processors hold funds on their schedule with batch reports that never quite line up with your bank statement.

03

Split revenue streams

Tuition settles through one processor, donations through another, the dinner through a third. Three statements, three fee structures, zero unified view.

What 613OS does

Built to make this disappear

Fast, predictable deposits

Payments settle to your school's existing bank account on a schedule you can plan around — with every deposit itemized to the payment level.

Automatic reconciliation

Every bank deposit maps to the exact families, invoices, and campaigns it contains. Your bookkeeper reviews instead of reconstructs.

Unified money movement

Tuition, donations, meal payments, store sales, and program fees all settle through one processing relationship with one clear statement.

Payout reporting

Daily and monthly settlement reports formatted for your bookkeeper — exportable to QuickBooks or any accounting system.

Refund & adjustment tracking

Refunds, scholarship adjustments, and failed-payment recoveries logged against the original transaction with a full audit trail.

Fee transparency

Processing costs itemized per transaction — including surcharged transactions where the school's cost is zero. No mystery deductions.

1

processing relationship for every dollar your school collects

✦  Quick answer

What is school banking and treasury tools?

Banking and treasury tools give institutions accounts for operating funds, reserves, and dedicated campaign money — with yield on balances that traditional school checking accounts don't pay. 613OS offers banking services through partner financial institutions; it is a financial technology company, not a bank.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can our reserves and building fund actually earn yield?

Yes. Balances that sit in traditional school checking earning nothing can be held in accounts that pay competitive yield, with funds available when needed. Rates are variable and not guaranteed — but the difference from zero is real money for a typical institution.

Is 613OS a bank?

No. 613OS is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided through partner financial institutions, and account details, terms, and applicable protections are disclosed during setup.

Can we separate campaign money from operating funds?

Yes. Dedicated sub-accounts keep the building campaign, scholarship fund, and operating money visibly separate — cleaner for the board, the auditor, and the donors who gave for a specific purpose.

How does this connect to the rest of the platform?

Tuition, donations, and event revenue settle directly into your accounts, and payroll and vendor payments flow out — one connected picture of money in and money out, reconciled to the records that explain it.

See banking & treasury in action

Book a 30-minute demo and we'll show you exactly how this would run at your school.

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