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How Do I Schedule a Recurring ACH Transaction?

PayJunction provides a powerful recurring transaction system that allows you to schedule ACH transactions with ease.

Step-By-Step Instructions

Follow these steps in order to create a recurring ACH transaction.  

  1. Click on Recurring, in the left-side menu.
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  2. Then click New Recurring.
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  3. Next fill out the Routing Number and Account Number.
  4. Under the Schedule section, enter the parameters for the recurring schedule:

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  5. In the drop down box next to the Bill Every field select Days, Weeks or Months.

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  6. In the End After box, enter how many approved transactions you would like the recurring schedule to process before it ends.
  7. Select the Account Type: Checking or Savings.
  8. Select the Transaction Type:
    1. (PPD) Consumer Account: Prearranged Payment and Deposit entry. Used when taking payments from regular customers based on an agreement.
    2. (CCD) Business Account: Corporate Credit or Debit entry. Used when taking payments from businesses based on an agreement.
  9. Fill out any other required fields (and optional fields if you like).
    • The Amount is the amount that you want to charge your customer each time.
  10. Scroll to the bottom and click Process Recurring

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  11. Upon a successful transaction, you will see a grey box denoting the schedule is active.

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If you designed your schedule to start today, you will see a confirmation of the first transaction at the bottom of the recurring transaction details page.

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Future scheduled transactions will automatically run at approximately 6am local time; these ACH transactions will automatically settle the same day at 3pm PST (unless you have changed your automatic settlement settings and time).