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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.
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Payment App for Developers
Developers can access the Zil Money app on their iPhone, iPad, or Android device by downloading it from the iOS App Store or the Google Play Store.
Checks
Check Printing
Developers can let users print checks instantly online using a printer on blank check stock papers or white papers from their office or home.
Brand your Check
Developers can enable users to personalize checks using Zil Money’s drag-and-drop tool and check templates (business, personal, payroll, and premium).
Check Mailing
Developers can enable users to mail physical checks to their payees through USPS/FedEx on the same business day in the USA and Canada.
eCheck
Zil Money provides eCheck, enabling users to send money via email. Recipients can easily print the PDF format eCheck and use it just like a regular check.
Check Draft
Zil Money lets you print a bank draft without the payer’s signature, deposit it, and collect the amount. The platform also provides a recurring check draft service.
Positive Pay
Positive Pay feature allows users to alert their banks about issued checks beforehand. This ensures that only pre-reported checks are approved, preventing fraudulent payments.
Cards
Pay by Credit Card
Make credit card payments, even if the payee doesn’t accept them. Payer can choose how to pay the recipient, such as checks, ACH, virtual card, or wire transfers.
Payroll by Credit Card
Enhance users’ cash flow using Zil Money’s payroll by credit card feature, providing financial flexibility and the opportunity to earn reward points on transactions.
Virtual Card
Developers can provide users with virtual cards, such as gift cards and employee expense cards, using Zil Money’s cloud banking service.
Various Payment Modes
ACH
Zil Money provides fast ACH services for same-day money transfers. The platform also allows for both one-time and recurring ACH transfers at low fees.
Wire Transfer
Zil Money enables developers to make domestic wire transfers for users. Also, the platform’s cloud banking service supports international wire transfers.
Payment Link
Developers can enable users to easily request payments from others by sending personalized payment links at zero cost.
Wallet
Provides a wallet feature that can be funded through ACH and wire transfers. Users can send money from the wallet using ACH, wire, virtual card, or printing and mailing checks.
Checking Account
Users can send money from their Checking accounts to payees using checks, ACH, wire transfers, and virtual cards.
Mass/Bulk Payment
Developers can allow users to make payments to multiple payees simultaneously from bank accounts, wallets, and credit cards through wire, checks, virtual cards, and ACH.
Business Tools
Mail Document
With the Mail Document tool, developers can enable users to upload and send documents by mail.
Deposit Slip
Developers can let users create and print deposit slips, and they can verify the chosen deposit slip by submitting a verification request using Zil Money if needed.
Cash Expense
Developers can use Zil Money’s cash expense tool to record and monitor expenses.
Bank Data
Developers can utilize the Bank Data tool to monitor transactions from linked bank accounts, categorize and manage them, and serve as an expense management tool.
Invoice
Zil Money lets developers integrate an invoice feature for users to create and share invoices easily via email or SMS.
Integrations
Developers can use Zil Money’s API to enable users to connect with third-party applications seamlessly. The platform is linked to diverse systems like payroll, accounting, finance, ticketing, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), marketing, and application tracking system (ATS) platforms.
