NACH: Streamlining Electronic Payments
Simplifying high-volume transactions for Businesses and Individuals
NACH for Corporates
As a Sponsor Bank, our role is to intermediate between entities & NPCI (Clearing & Settlement agency) concerning the presentment of transactions towards collections and remittances.
We lodge NACH Transaction files for collection/ distribution of funds on behalf of corporates/institutional entities like you. In case of loan EMI, the Bank acts as the User Institution as well as the Sponsor Bank.
Key Benefits:
Eliminates paper-based instruments like cheques/DDs.
Timely collections & payments thereby improving liquidity.
MIS along with your reference code leading to quick reconciliation.
Hassle-free collections result in improving your customer experience.
The Equitas Advantage
Seamless movement of mandate & transaction files for quicker mandate set up and transaction processing.
Robust technology to support large volumes of transaction processing.
Direct Corporate Access facility to large corporates for direct presentment.
Host to host integration for direct updating or operation of your system to complete real time reconciliation.
SMS intimation to your customers
Handholding of corporates to ensure smooth set up of the services within minimal TAT.
Segments for NACH Debit and Credit
NACH Debit
NACH Credit
Loan Instalment Payment
Salary Payment
SIP Payment
Channel Partner Payment
Insurance premium Payment
Vendor Payment
Credit card Bill Payment
Utility Bill Payment (Electricity / telecom / water etc)
Prerequisite for Corporates
For Corporates wishing to avail NACH services, a simple user code request form, initiates the process of NACH set up. (To submit copy of user code, request form online) The completed form is to be submitted to the nearest Equitas Bank for onward submission to NPCI.
Utility code: Utility Code or Corporate User ID is a user identification Number that would be allotted by NPCI within two (2) working days.
Corporates can obtain multiple user numbers if availing NACH services from multiple banks.
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