Built-in camera capture
Snap the check image, no separate scanner
Some customers pay by check or straight from the bank account. EmeraldCheck adds that to your PayNet account and runs it through the gateway, dashboard, and devices you use every day.
Nothing new to log into. Check acceptance lives inside whichever PayNet tool you already use, matched to how you get paid.
Bank payments run in the same dashboard as everything else, with digital ACH sign-up built right into the merchant portal.


At the counter
Snap the check with the Clover device camera and get an answer on the spot, no extra hardware on the counter.
Snap the check image, no separate scanner
Accept or decline on the spot
Available on qualifying checks
Converts to electronic, into your existing account
If your stack is already built on Authorize.net, bank payments come with it.
Accept eCheck and ACH payments
Plus email invoices, paid online
On the schedule you set
Repeat billing from saved details
Invoice 2481For current ePN dealers
If you run eProcessing Network, the full check toolkit is available on the platform, including capture from the field.
Photograph the paper check in ePNMobile, no manual entry
Accept a check on a phone call
Accept a check online
One-time debits or a repeating schedule
Failed items go back through automatically
ACH accepted on hosted payment forms and email invoices
Bank payments are not instant, and pretending otherwise is how trust gets broken. Here is the honest picture.
Customer started debits typically fund in 3 to 7 business days.
Authorized phone checks can fund in as little as 7 business days, deposited to your existing bank account.
You are notified automatically and the item is resubmitted for you, so a hiccup does not mean starting over.
Every bank payment comes with an accept or decline recommendation before you rely on it, and failed items are flagged and resubmitted for you. Add the warranty option for cover against qualifying bad-check losses.

Your account manager will set check and ACH acceptance up around the way your jobs pay and the tools you already run. No cost, no obligation.