The EBO journal / Bank payments

What is an EBOKey? A simpler next payment.

Connect a bank once. Approve later payments in one click. Understand what the saved connection does—and what it doesn’t.

A saved connection, not an account number

An EBOKey is a secure saved bank connection. EBO does not store your customers’ account numbers. The customer connects once, then uses their EBOKey when approving a later payment.

The first time and the next time

In the fictional Northline Plumbing example, Alex Sample connects a bank and approves a repipe deposit. For a later payment, Alex uses an EBOKey to approve in one click instead of repeating the initial bank-connection step.

Approval is still part of the process

One click means the returning customer approves the payment. It does not mean the business can skip approval, and it does not make a bank payment guaranteed.

Keep the return window in view

Bank payments can be returned, including for insufficient funds. A return can take up to 5 days; most arrive within 3. For scheduled contractor work, take the deposit and start the job a week or more later.

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No commitment. We never store your customers’ account numbers.