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Plaid-ACH FAQs

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What is Plaid, exactly?

Plaid is a secure log-in service that allows customers to connect their bank account to complete ACH transactions.
https://plaid.com

A payment link is sent to the customer to complete the payment.

How can I have Plaid added to my account?

An Admin User can contact PayJunction at 800-601-0230 option 3 for Support if you would like to have Plaid added to your account.

What is the benefit of using Plaid versus traditional ACH processing?

With Plaid, customers enter their own ACH/banking information to complete the transaction. Their banking is verified in real-time by Plaid.

Plaid removes the need for a business to enter the customer's banking information.

Plaid also helps to avoid ACH rejects that can occur during standard ACH processing, such as "No Account Found".

I have Plaid added to my PayJunction account. Where do I go to run a Plaid-ACH transaction?

When logged into PayJunction, click on Invoices and select the Plaid ACH option.

Be advised: There is an additional cost for sending each Invoice by text message (this fee applies when the text or text and email delivery options are chosen).

Why can't a Restricted User see the Invoice screen to run Plaid payments?

Restricted Users need to have the Permission for View Other Users' Transactions enabled in order to use the Invoicing feature in the Virtual Terminal.

Admin Users can edit User permissions:

How Do I Find or Edit the Settings for Users?
Understanding User Permissions

Who is notified when a customer completes a Plaid Invoice?

The PayJunction User who sends the customer's Invoice will be notified by email when that customer completes the Invoice payment.

What is the cost for Plaid transactions with PayJunction?

Please call Support at 800-601-0230 option 3 to confirm the exact Plaid pricing on your account.

 

If you are a business owner and would like to learn more about Plaid-ACH processing through PayJunction, give us a call in Support at 800-601-0230 option 3.