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Chargeback Protection + Fee Optimization

See how it works: high-volume merchants get automated dispute evidence, interchange optimization, and real-time savings visibility.

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Bank-to-bank collection

Collect larger invoices directly from a bank account

ACH payments debit a customer's bank account instead of charging a card, which suits recurring and high-value invoices. RapidCents records the customer's authorization before the first debit, runs one-off or scheduled debits on agreed dates, notifies the customer first and retries failed debits on a set schedule. For businesses in the USA, confirm ACH is enabled on your account.

  • Suited to high-value invoices
  • Mandates on file
  • Reported beside card volume
RapidCents dashboard showing a bank-debit payment beside a terminal and a printed invoice.
A merchant invoices a customer for bank debit through RapidCents, with card terminal capture available on the same desk.
  • PCI DSS Level 1
  • SOC 2 Type II
  • Specialist support
  • Interchange-plus available
  • All major cards: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, UnionPay, Diners Club & PIN Debit

Who it's for

  • B2B invoicing

    Collect large invoices without card interchange.

  • Memberships and dues

    Predictable recurring debits from a bank account.

  • Property and services

    Rent, retainers and scheduled service billing.

Core capabilities

  • Mandate capture

    Collect and store authorization before the first debit.

  • Scheduled debits

    Run one-off or recurring debits on the dates you agree with the customer.

  • Retry handling

    Failed debits follow a retry schedule with clear status reporting.

  • Reconciliation

    Bank payments settle into the same deposit reporting as card volume.

  • Customer notifications

    Customers receive notice before a debit is taken.

How it works

  1. Collect the customer's authorization and bank details securely.

  2. Schedule a one-off debit or a recurring series.

  3. RapidCents submits the debit on the agreed date.

  4. Failed debits follow the retry schedule you configure.

  5. Settlement and status appear in the merchant dashboard.

Dashboard and reporting

Transactions, deposits and exceptions visible in the RapidCents merchant dashboard.

Watch how it works…Try it, edit values and click buttons

Merchant dashboard

Today
$4,218
Deposits
$12,482
Disputes
2 open
In-person
$842
Online
$1,104
Virtual terminal
$392

Demonstration data only

Integrations

  • Merchant dashboard

    Every transaction, deposit and exception lands in one dashboard.

  • APIs and webhooks

    Connect the product to your own software with REST APIs and signed webhooks.

  • Partner connectors

    Certified connectors for common POS, ERP and commerce platforms.

Security

  • PCI DSS Level 1

    Processing runs on PCI DSS Level 1 audited infrastructure.

  • Tokenization

    Card data is replaced with tokens, keeping raw credentials out of your systems.

  • Role-based access

    Permissions and audit trails control who can see and do what.

Implementation

  • Discovery

    A payment specialist reviews how your business gets paid today.

  • Configuration

    Accounts, users and settings are prepared before you go live.

  • Testing

    Run test transactions and confirm reporting before cutover.

  • Launch and support

    Go live with training materials and post-launch support.

Pricing

  • Transparent pricing

    Pricing depends on volume, card mix and configuration. Fee Check compares your current statement before you commit to anything.

Cards, currencies and settlement in the United States

What a RapidCents account in the United States accepts, the currency it settles in, and when the money arrives.

  • Cards and methods accepted

    Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, UnionPay and Diners Club cards from any country, plus PIN debit, Apple Pay, Google Pay and ACH bank payments, on one merchant account.

  • 137+ currencies, settled in USD

    Accept 137+ currencies from customers worldwide and receive every payout in USD, deposited directly into your US bank account.

  • Next-business-day funding and reconciliation

    Batches close nightly and deposits arrive the next business day, based on cut-off times and eligibility, with deposit-level reporting in one RapidCents dashboard.

Questions about ACH / Bank Payments

When are bank payments better than cards?

On large or recurring invoices, where a percentage card fee costs materially more than a bank debit.

Do I need the customer's permission?

Yes. A mandate is captured and stored before any debit is submitted.

What happens when a debit fails?

It follows the retry schedule you configure, and the status is visible in the dashboard.

Can I run cards and bank payments together?

Yes. Both settle into the same reporting so finance reconciles once.

What exactly is a mandate, and how is it collected?

A mandate is the customer's authorization to debit their account. It is collected with the bank details on a secure surface, stored before the first debit is submitted, and kept on file for the life of the arrangement.

How is this different from recurring card billing?

Recurring card billing charges a stored card token, so it depends on the card staying valid and carries a percentage fee. A bank debit pulls from the account under a mandate. Both can run on the same account and land in the same deposit reporting.

Can my accounting or ERP system connect to it?

RapidCents connects to many major accounting and ERP platforms, and your RapidCents representative will walk you through the option for your software before go-live. Bank payments are reachable through the same REST APIs and signed webhooks as card volume, so your systems receive both the same way.

How are bank payments priced?

They are priced on your RapidCents account alongside card volume: your RapidCents markup, stated in your Fee Schedule, and fees for equipment or services, if applicable. The agreement has no fixed term.

Can a U.S. business collect by ACH?

Yes. ACH bank payments debit the customer's bank account directly, either once or as a recurring series on dates agreed with the customer, and they settle into the same deposit reporting as card volume.

Take the next step

Talk to a RapidCents specialist

RapidCents Fee Check reads a processing statement and shows interchange separately from the markup. Upload a statement for an instant breakdown, or open a merchant account and start accepting payments on one account.

  • No obligation
  • Payment specialists, not a call centre
  • Secure statement upload