Please note the following limitations of your bank when creating your pay runs in order to make sure they are successful
Currently banks are only offering bulk payments for their corporate and business accounts only
Terms
Minimum payments count - Listed amount will be the minimum amount of payments you will need in order to process a pay run with the bank
Maximum payments count - Listed amount will be the maximum amount of payments your bank can process in that batch.
- Please note: that if the amount of payments go over the maximum, our system will automatically create multiple batches for you
- Batch: our system will automatically create batches to match the bank limitations
Minimum total amount - Listed amount is the minimum in which the pay run total to
Only trusted beneficiary (New contact in table)- This means that the person/company that you are trying to pay, has to be saved as a contact within your bank account. You must do this before you submit the payment
Only future-dated - Banks with this requirement will only process your pay runs if it has been scheduled for a future date
Minimum schedule date offset - For banks that require you to schedule your payment runs for the future, this is the minimum amount of days you have to schedule the pay run for
Maximum schedule date offset - For banks that require you to schedule your pay runs for the future, this is the maximum amount of days in the future you can schedule a pay run for
Please note that each bank have their own limitations. These limitations vary from bank to bank and even account to account. Please keep the following information in mind when using the accounts payable feature. If you are uncertain on some of the following information, you will need to reach out to your bank.
- Daily transaction limit
- Daily transaction amount limit
- Bank account type
- Barclays
- Clydesdale
- HSBC UK
- Lloyds
- NatWest
- RBS
- Revolut
- Santander UK
- Silicon Valley Bank
- Ulster Bank
- Yorkshire Bank