PayJunction ACH Payment Processing vs Paymentus

PayJunction ACH Payment Processing stores and processes bank-to-bank ACH transfers, including recurring payments. Merchants can use it for one-time payments or recurring account recharges, while the system can flag rejected transactions, update outdated information and export failed-payment lists for follow-up. Customers can authorize an ACH payment and sign a digital receipt on a desktop or smartphone; signed authorization forms are stored for at least two years. PayJunction says merchants can receive next-day ACH funds and process ACH as often as needed without a monthly fee. The service includes API access, webhooks, browser-based integration and a Zapier connection to over 7,000 apps. Its API supports ACH electronic-check transactions and requires TLS 1.2. PayJunction describes encryption and PCI compliance. Access is listed through API, extension, iOS and web. Standard and Surcharge each cost $0.75 a month billed month-to-month, with transaction rates listed separately. There is no free plan.

Paymentus provides billing, payment, and customer interaction capabilities for service providers and financial institutions. Its listed sectors include insurance, utilities, government, telecom, property management, healthcare, higher education, banking, and consumer finance. Consumers can pay through web portals, one-time web payments, IVR, in-person locations, text, email, chatbots, or BillWallet. Payment methods include cards, ACH/eCheck, cash, PayPal, PayPal Credit, Venmo, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The platform supports AutoPay, recurring and scheduled payments, one-time payments, and pay now/pay later options. Agent Dashboard provides transaction visibility, reporting, reconciliation, agency analytics, and digital adoption monitoring. Paymentus says it integrates with 450+ systems of record and offers APIs, SDKs, and the Pixels by Paymentus toolkit. Other tools cover vendor invoicing, payables, receivables, expenses, employee expense cards, and digital disbursements including refunds and deposits. Paymentus was founded in 2004 and says it went public in 2021. It lists Android, API, iOS, and web availability. Pricing is on request.