Businesses can use ACH for supported vendor payments, payroll, recurring transfers and incoming customer payments.
TYLER, Texas, September 9, 2026. ACH is often associated with payroll, but businesses use the network for a much wider range of routine payments.
Nacha says ACH is well suited to scheduled and recurring payments including payroll, bill payments, account transfers and B2B payments.
OnlineCheckWriter.com supports one-time ACH payments, recurring transfers, batch workflows, incoming ACH payments and eligible Same Day ACH transactions.
This can help a business use ACH for regular supplier payments, contractor payments, payroll or customer collections instead of relying on checks for every transaction.
For time-sensitive eligible payments, Same Day ACH provides another option.
Nacha states that Same Day ACH can send and receive eligible ACH credit and debit payments within hours on the same banking day. Cutoff times and other network and financial institution conditions still apply.
The ACH Network is governed by Nacha, which administers the Nacha Operating Rules. It should not be described as “federally maintained by Nacha.”
Businesses can learn more about ACH payments with OnlineCheckWriter.com.
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