Direct debitRecurring payments
ACH Direct Debit
Debits from American bank accounts over the ACH network, a low-cost option for larger or recurring payments.
How it works for your customer
- 1
The shopper links their bank account or enters its details.
- 2
They authorise the debit.
- 3
The payment is pulled from their account over the following days.
At a glance
- Type
- Direct debit
- Countries
- US
- Currencies
- USD
- Recurring payments
- Supported
- Refunds
- Supported
- Disputes
- Handled by the provider
- Payouts to this method
- Supported
- Typical settlement
- T+3
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Market guides
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