ACH Transactions
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This page provides an overview of Xplor Pay ACH Transactions and explains how to accept bank-based payments using ACH credit and direct debit. ACH Transactions support secure payment processing, tokenization for reuse, and transaction retrieval through multiple integration methods.
The ACH Transactions enable merchants to accept payments directly from customer bank accounts using the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network. The platform supports both ACH credit and ACH direct debit payments and provides APIs to submit payments, tokenize bank accounts, and retrieve transaction details.
Xplor Pay integrates with third-party Paya and DCS processors to handle ACH processing, settlement, and reporting.
Integrating ACH Transactions helps address common payment and operational challenges by reducing card processing costs, enabling bank-based payments, and supporting recurring and one-time transactions. Integrators can offer merchants a reliable alternative to card payments while maintaining secure handling of sensitive banking data.
ACH Transactions provides the following core capabilities:
Submit ACH credit and direct debit payment requests through a unified API.
Validate and tokenize bank account details for secure reuse in future transactions.
Retrieve and track ACH transaction status using search criteria and transaction IDs.
Accept ACH payments using APIs, Paylink, or the JavaScript SDK.
ACH Transactions is designed for the following scenarios:
Software platforms that need to accept bank-to-bank payments without relying on card networks.
Businesses looking to reduce payment processing costs by using ACH.
Merchants requiring secure, card-present payment acceptance.
Businesses looking to minimize PCI and EMV compliance overhead.
To process ACH transactions, you need:
Access to the Xplor Pay ACH APIs
Support for HTTPS-based API communication
To process ACH direct debit payments quickly, see ACH Transactions.
To learn how to implement the setup to process payment and API details, see ACH Transactions.
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