Pay Any Vendor Payment With Credit Card

Vendor Payments: Streamline payments with Zil Money’s pay-by-card feature.

One-Stop Vendor Payment Process: Pay using Credit Cards, ACH, eChecks, Mail Checks, and Printed Checks.

Effortless Payment Management: Eliminate waiting times and simplify vendor management from your home or office.

Global Accessibility: Open a US bank account from anywhere in the world.

Fast and Secure Transactions: Ensure peace of mind with secure and efficient payment solutions.

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Zil Money is a financial technology company, not a bank. Zil Money offers banking services through partnership with FDIC member banks Silicon Valley Bank and Texas National Bank.

Streamline Vendor Payments and Maximize Cash Flow!
1M+

online business accounts

87B+

transaction volume

16M+

checks processed

Managing Vendor Payments with a Credit Card: A Person Surrounded by Icons. Pay Using a Credit Card Payee Receives as Check, Wire Transfer, or ACH

Pay Vendors with Credit Cards: No Extra Costs for Them

Pay your vendors by credit card, even if they don’t accept it directly. Vendors receive the payment as a check, wire transfer, or ACH, with no transaction fees for them. Plus, you keep your credit card reward points!

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Simplified Vendor Payments

Zil Money streamlines vendor payments by letting you collect bills and pay via credit card, eCheck, mail, or ACH. Manage all your transactions in one easy platform!

A Couple Facilitating Vendor Payments to Each Other Through a Smartphone.
A Man and Woman Organizing Vendor Payments, Next to a Phone Loaded with Payment Icons

Import Payees with Ease

Zil Money saves time by letting you import payee details from other apps, eliminating manual entry and simplifying payee management. Streamline your financial tasks effortlessly!

Why Zil Money!

A technology-first approach to payments and finance

Easy to Access

High Security

Easy Payment

Easy International Payments

Send and receive payments worldwide with ease. Enjoy ACH, wire transfers, eChecks, and printable checks, all tracked for seamless bank reconciliation!

Global Vendor Payment Network: People Across the World on the Map.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

How to pay bills?

You can pay your bills using a credit or debit card, check, ACH, etc., using the all-in-one platform Zil Money.

Can I pay by credit card even if my vendors don't accept that?

Yes, you can! Zil Money handles your credit card payment and then processes the vendor payment by ACH or check. This way, your vendor avoids transaction fees while you earn rewards and defer payments to better manage your cash flow.

Does my vendor/supplier have to pay any charge for receiving payment by credit card payments?

No. Zil Money doesn't charge your vendor an additional fee because they accept payment by credit card. Instead, you pay a small 2.95% fee for each transaction – an industry-standard cost of doing business.

Pay Bills With A Credit Card vs A Checking Account

Paying bills through a checking account typically involves writing and mailing paper checks, while paying via debit card allows for cash withdrawals and payments online and in person. Zil Money offers payment methods that enable you to instantly pay bills electronically, eliminating the need for writing and mailing paper checks.
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RATING: 4.6 ( 10164 ratings )
Price: $49.99/Year

Every Customer Review is a Story of Trust

During a cash shortage while waiting for clients to pay me, Zil Money let me put my payroll on my credit card. It provided a bridge so my business did not suffer. It was super easy to set up and use.

Greg Forrest

Owner of Spherion Staffing & Recruiting

Best partner of your life! Zil Money is my new bestfriend!

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Sales Account Manager at Bigleap Technologies Inc

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Community Manager at Rebeca Nails Art

I enjoy using Zil Money for 3 key reasons. Record keeping, as it keeps a database of the checks each unique user has loaded. Being able to navigate and cut checks from different bank accounts. Pulling up the 1099s at the end of the year for vendors and ensuring all of the checks we cut to them can be easily accessed and a number is given.

Alonso Noriega

Accounting Manager at LT Property Management LLC