Money in. Money out. One set of rails.
Families pay tuition and dues by $1 flat ACH; the institution pays payroll, vendors and reimbursements out the same rails — with approvals, scheduling, and every movement on one ledger.
The problems we built for
Built for your money
The 10-pay plan that costs $10 a year to collect — or nothing
Ten pulls, $1 each — and by default the $1 sits on the family's side of the statement, so the institution collects a $14,000 tuition for nothing.
Vendor payments with two approvals and a trail
Scheduled, approved and logged — the caterer gets paid on time, the board can see who approved it, and nobody prints a check.
| Payee | Amount | Approvals | Scheduled | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sample Caterer | $6,200.00 | 2 of 2 | Thu | Scheduled |
| Sample Bus Co. | $3,850.00 | 2 of 2 | Fri | Scheduled |
| Insurance premium | $2,140.00 | 1 of 2 | Fri | Awaiting approval |
| Staff reimbursement · M. | $184.50 | 1 of 1 | Today | Sent · same-day |
| Aid disbursement · Family 22 | $900.00 | 2 of 2 | Mon | Scheduled |
We specialize in lowering card rates for 501(c)(3) organizations: schools and shuls typically save 30–40% on card fees after we take over the account.
No-cost option: compliant surcharging or a pass-through line on your own tuition contract or dues statement — the institution pays nothing to accept cards, and ACH is never surcharged.
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Frequently asked questions
What does an ACH payment cost?
Why move tuition by ACH instead of card?
What happens when a bank pull fails?
Can we pay vendors and staff out of the same system?
Who can approve an outgoing payment?
Does it reconcile to QuickBooks?
Let's talk about your numbers
Bring a recent processing statement and bank statement to your demo — we'll show you the savings and the yield, line by line.