How to receive a payment?

How to receive a payment?

You can request a payment to your local bank account connected to Online Check Writer or the Cloud Bank Account. 


To receive/request a payment to your connected bank account, follow the steps below: 

  • Log in to Online Check Writer and navigate to Home. 

  • Find the Receive button over the payment window. 

  • Select Bank as Receive To source. 

  • You can request from a Payer or through an Email or an SMS. 

  • Provide the Amount, Memo, and other details and click the Request button to complete the process. 

  • Check the Editable option box, and the payer will be allowed to edit the amount and Memo. 

  • The payment will be recurring when checked in the Recurring option box. 


 

  • Select Cloud Bank as Receive To source. 

  • You can select Debit Pull and Check Deposit. 

  • Receive from a Payer. 

  • Provide the Amount, Memo, and other details. 

  • Click the Receive button to complete the process. 



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