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    Zil Money Expands Payment Options for Businesses Using RUN Powered by ADP®

    Abdullah JamilBy Abdullah JamilSeptember 13, 20262 Mins Read
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    The integration supports real-time employee-data import and additional payroll check and payment workflows through Zil Money.

    TYLER, Texas, September 9, 2026. Businesses using RUN Powered by ADP® can connect supported employee information with Zil Money for additional payroll-payment workflows.

    Zil Money’s current listing in ADP Marketplace confirms that the integration reads supported RUN Powered by ADP employee data in real time. Listed features include check printing, check mailing, eChecks, and virtual card payments.

    This can help a business that already manages payroll in ADP but needs more options for delivering employee payments.

    For example, a business may need to print a payroll check in the office, send a one-time printable check by email to a remote employee, or mail a check and related payroll documents. ADP Marketplace currently lists those workflows as part of Zil Money for RUN Powered by ADP®.

    Zil Money’s own ADP integration page also describes card-funded payroll processing options. The page currently lists Auto Process, Partial Charge, and Each Time, I Decide as available choices for how a business controls card-funded payroll transactions.

    That card-funding capability is provided by Zil Money. ADP Marketplace states that Zil Money is an independent third-party service and that ADP is not responsible for the third party’s products or services.

    For eligible credit-card-funded transactions, Zil Money’s current support documentation lists a 2.9% card-processing fee. Supporting documentation, such as a payroll summary, may be required for approval.

    The value for a business is choice.

    ADP can remain the payroll system while Zil Money adds supported options around payment funding and delivery.

    Businesses can review the Zil Money ADP integration to learn more.

    About Zil Money

    Zil Money is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking and money movement services are provided through partner financial institutions and licensed service providers.

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