Business Banking Solutions

Electronic Deposit and Payments

Get paid—and make payments—without ever writing or cashing a check with electronic deposits and payments processed through the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network.

Increase your business efficiency with electronic deposits and payments processed through the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network, including direct deposit and direct payment, which can help save your company or organization time and money while improving the satisfaction of your employees and customers.

Direct Deposit

Even if your business has fewer than 50 employees, there are substantial benefits to offering direct deposit and direct payment. These benefits include easy set-up, improved cash flow, reduced check errors, lower processing costs and simplified reconciliation—plus, you can save a few trees in the process.

Direct Payment

The electronic transfer of payments from customer or donor checking and savings accounts directly to your company or charitable organization’s account can help simplify the payment process for both you and your customers or donors. Direct payment is ideal for companies collecting recurring payments or charitable donations of all sizes.

Get peace of mind by adding credit card processing to your Verve Business Account.

Verve brings its members the ability to process credit card transactions with partners you can trust. Accepting credit and debit card payments from your customers can open up a whole new world of payment options for your business. Some of the benefits include:

• More outlets to sell your product/service (online, phone, etc.)
• Increased sales
• Decreased risk of uncollected payments
• Quicker transaction times for your customers’ checks

This special savings account is designed exclusively for businesses that offer high deductible insurance plans to their employees. A Verve Health Savings Account (HSA) can make it easier for your employees to pay for out-of-pocket medical bills each month. Your employees make a monthly pre-tax contribution to their HSA for healthcare expenses for themselves, their spouse and/or their dependents. They can reduce their taxable income and ensure that they have money to pay for healthcare expenses when they need it.  Your employees can:

• Grow their HSAs quickly with tiered interest rates that reward higher balances
• Talk to a local member service team
• View HSA balances with online banking access
• Pay themselves or their providers using convenient online, phone and debit card access to their funds
• Roll over unused savings from year to year

Business savings accounts are available to businesses for investing excess short-term cash. Business members can open up to 10 savings accounts using just one account number with unique endings, or suffixes, to provide targeted savings for things like equipment, furniture, office supplies, employee gifts and more.

• Minimum Balance: $100
• Earns Dividends: YES
• Monthly Transaction fees for deposits: 1st 50 FREE
• Free Online Banking: YES
• Free eStatements: YES
• Free Memberline Phone Access: YES

Get more for your business with a no-annual fee, low-interest rate variable credit card from Verve. Oh yeah, it has rewards, too. When you use your Verve Business MasterCard® to make purchases for your business, you can earn points for travel awards and merchandise redeemable through our Rewards partner.

Earn purchase rewards from our Rewards partner to redeem things like:

• Airline miles (many carriers like United, Continental, Delta, American and more).
• Car rental and hotel stays.
• Electronics (cell phones, monitors, etc.).
• Office equipment.
• More than 1,500 merchandise rewards in 11 different categories to choose from.

Term loans provide a way for businesses to plan for long-term growth. They can help provide funding for equipment, assets or improvements to keep up with your growing business. Types of loans available include:

• Commercial Real Estate Loans
• Multi-family and Rental Property Loans
• Equipment and Vehicle Loans
• Business Buyout Loans

Lines of credit provide businesses with a great way to take advantage of opportunities when they arise or to assist with fluctuations in cash flow. They are typically repaid from your business’ receivables or cash flow. A revolving line of credit lets your business borrow, repay, and borrow again up to the original amount committed by us throughout the life of the loan.

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) recognizes that conventional loans may not offer many small business owners access to the capital they need to keep their businesses strong and help them grow.

Therefore, the SBA has developed a number of financial programs for small businesses, and partners with financial institutions like Verve to provide them to you—the small business owner—at the local level. The SBA’s government-guaranteed programs offer qualified borrowers more flexibility, so you can improve and invest in your business.