ACH Processing Company vs GoACH

ACH Processing Company provides ACH and credit card processing through a web portal and services API. The ACH Web Portal handles one-time and recurring payments, reporting and administrative tasks. Users can schedule recurring billing or make individual transactions with Quick Debit; Pay Now Links accept ACH and card payments on a website. Report Builder includes more than 28 values for assembling reports, while Report Viewer offers templates for settled transactions, file uploads and unsuccessful transactions. Administrators can manage user rights, require a second user to approve transactions and set email alerts for selected events. The API supports batch transaction creation, transaction searches and retrieval of returned transactions with their return codes. Developers can validate information in sandbox environments designed to mirror production. Listed accounting integrations include Sage 100 Standard, Xero and QuickBooks. The company says it serves corporate clients and municipalities, among other organizations, and offers prospective customers a demo. It was incorporated in 1998 and launched its proprietary platform in 2012. Pricing is on request; platforms listed are web and API.

GoACH is a NACHA-compliant ACH processor for high-risk businesses such as merchant cash advance, credit repair, debt settlement, and collections. It is available through a web terminal and REST API, supporting ACH credits, recurring schedules, same-day ACH, and smart routing. Dashboards track returns and anomaly alerts through an AI risk engine trained on merchant cash advance transaction patterns. Compliance support includes CCD, PPD, WEB, and TEL SEC codes, WEB debit authorization management, and audit-ready reporting aligned with NACHA rules. The browser terminal requires no installation or API integration and provides reports with CSV export. The API covers transactions, recurring schedules, clients, bank accounts, returns, deposits, and reporting, with GoACH credentials required. Standard ACH funds typically settle within 1–2 business days; same-day processing is available before the cutoff window. Pricing is by quote and depends on industry, volume, and risk profile. The listed plan notes transaction, percentage, monthly, return, same-day, and reserve-related charges may apply.