SnapCheck: Crossing the Digital Divide in Business Payments
Ken Kruszka, CEOLeveraging the new openness of banks to explore creative solutions with FinTechs, SnapCheck allows financial institutions to strengthen their relationship with their business account holders in a meaningful way by providing a simplified way for companies to pay suppliers, vendors, and contractors, with its Digital Checking Platform. Through SnapCheck’s platform, businesses can get all the advantages of digitization such as cost savings, speed, convenience, increased visibility, and transparency without retraining staff or adding new process.
The SnapCheck experience resonates simplicity. Just as in paper checks, the only information needed to make a payment is the payee’s name and an amount. Of course, additional information can also be provided by means of an optional memo or attaching any relevant documents to accompany the payment, such as an invoice or bill. Through SnapCheck’s web/mobile application or one of their registered banking partners, users can send a SnapCheckdirectly to their suppliers via email, Skype, WhatsApp, WeChat, DropBox, or any other method of online sharing.
And, the SnapCheck application allows the users to view and track the end-to-end status of all payments, sent and received,which is crucial for businesses to manage their cash flow better.
“SnapCheck marries the ubiquity and universal acceptance of checks with the speed, security, and convenience of electronic payments,” says Kruszka. As payment cards add roughly 3 percent cost to the transaction, and wherein wire transactions cost $40 to send and $30 to receive, neither the client nor the supplier wants to incur that fee. The company addresses such core concerns head-on with the SnapCheck Digital Checking Platform, which not only avoids additional expenses to either the business or their suppliers but also achieves a minimum 70 percent cost savings compared to paper checks. SnapCheck’s inherent fraud mitigating digital checks eliminate more than 90 percent of check fraud scenarios. Beyond that, “SnapCheck brings an unparalleled level of transparency, auditability, and visibility into payments and allows businesses to enable better cash management—all delivered in a payment form that doesn’t require any accounting or back-office process changes for either payer or payee,” Kruszka explains.
SnapCheck’s current capabilities allow businesses to link their accounts to over 4,000 banks in the US and more are coming onboard every month. Its rising popularity promises to expand its customer base throughout the United States and around the world in the coming year. Staying ahead of the curve, SnapCheck looks forward to building stronger partnerships with not only financial institutions but also key business systems providers to help businesses move forward into the ever-more digital future of payments.
SnapCheck brings an unparalleled level of transparency, auditability, and visibility into payments and allows businesses to realize better cash management
“SnapCheck marries the ubiquity and universal acceptance of checks with the speed, security, and convenience of electronic payments,” says Kruszka. As payment cards add roughly 3 percent cost to the transaction, and wherein wire transactions cost $40 to send and $30 to receive, neither the client nor the supplier wants to incur that fee. The company addresses such core concerns head-on with the SnapCheck Digital Checking Platform, which not only avoids additional expenses to either the business or their suppliers but also achieves a minimum 70 percent cost savings compared to paper checks. SnapCheck’s inherent fraud mitigating digital checks eliminate more than 90 percent of check fraud scenarios. Beyond that, “SnapCheck brings an unparalleled level of transparency, auditability, and visibility into payments and allows businesses to enable better cash management—all delivered in a payment form that doesn’t require any accounting or back-office process changes for either payer or payee,” Kruszka explains.
SnapCheck’s current capabilities allow businesses to link their accounts to over 4,000 banks in the US and more are coming onboard every month. Its rising popularity promises to expand its customer base throughout the United States and around the world in the coming year. Staying ahead of the curve, SnapCheck looks forward to building stronger partnerships with not only financial institutions but also key business systems providers to help businesses move forward into the ever-more digital future of payments.
Company
SnapCheck
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Management
Ken Kruszka, CEO
Description
SnapCheck helps organizations eliminate paper checks and bring savings by enabling fraud prevention and paperless transactions
