EasyACH Announces ACH Payment Plug-In Module for WHMCS

Online, July 24, 2012 (Newswire.com) - EasyACH Holdings Company LLC today announced the release of a WHMCS plug-in module for its flagship PayCenter gateway, opening the door for merchants to accept bank account or ACH payments (including ACH debit) directly from the WHMCS billing system.

"Small businesses utilizing WHMCS have been asking and looking for an automated way to accept ACH payments, primarily because they are aware of the savings compared to processing credit cards. Although WHMCS supports many gateways, the features offered in EasyACH's new PayCenter plug-in are unmatched."

EasyACH says it will only take 10 to 15 minutes to install the new plug-in with an existing WHMCS installation. "You just upload a couple of files, enter your PayCenter & WHMCS credentials, and you're ready to go".

Some of the key features of the ACH processing plug-in include:

- Consumer bank account information is stored on EasyACH's secure PayCenter server.

- Consumers can add multiple bank accounts and switch between them as needed.

- Billing is completely automated, as invoices become due, ACH debits are submitted within the hour.

- Invoice are instantly marked as "Paid" in WHMCS at the time a debit is submitted. If the transaction is returned by the bank for any reason PayCenter will send a callback to WHMCS and mark the invoice as "Unpaid".

EasyACH programmers have tested the module with WHMCS 5.0.2 and the newer 5.1. The WHMCS API was heavily relied upon to ensure compatibility with future versions. In addition, EasyACH is offering FREE installation for its ACH processing merchants utilizing cPanel as their web hosting control panel. Of course merchants can install the WHMCS plug-in module their self using the detailed how-to found on the EasyACH knowledge base.

To apply for an ACH processing account and begin accepting ACH and eCheck payments visit http://acceptachpayments.com.

Learn more about EasyACH's PayCenter plug-in for WHMCS at https://easyach.com/support/Knowledgebase/Article/View/37/0/explained-the-paycenter-plug-in-for-whmcs