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You asked and we listened! Many of our Intuit customers were confused and overwhelmed with managing several payment accounts with us. Our QuickBooks Merchant Service, GoPayment, and Intuit PaymentNetwork solutions all required individual applications and logins for payment management.
We combined all these accounts into a single, convenient QuickBooks Payments account to improve your experience, and help you get paid faster.
My updated account is now called QuickBooks Payments instead of QuickBooks Merchant Service. Do I have a new account?
No, you keep your same merchant account number. We simply renamed it to QuickBooks Payments and added new features to help you get paid faster. There’s an updated Merchant Agreement, which you can find by going to
Does this cost me more?
No, you get all the great new functionality at no additional cost. All we've done is enabled you to now have the option to also accept bank transfer payments (also known as ACH Payments) for only $0.50 per transaction.
Any changes to funding time?
No. For credit cards, it’s still around 2-3 days. For bank transfers (ACH), it’s around 3 days. Transaction status for both can be found directly in QuickBooks.
What’s new with my updated Payments account?
You can do all the cool things you did before, like take credit card payments from within your QuickBooks or on the go with a mobile device. But now, you can also email invoices with a Pay Now button so your customers can click and immediately pay online. Not only can they pay by credit card, but they can also pay by bank transfer payments (also known as ACH payments). By offering your customers more ways to pay, you can get paid faster. Everything automatically ties back to QuickBooks, keeping your books updated and balanced with no additional effort.
Where do I access the new bank transfer payment option?
This payment option is currently only available in emailed invoices. When you send an emailed invoice, make sure Online Payments is turned ON. Your customer clicks Pay Now and has the option to pay by bank transfer. If you are taking a payment within QuickBooks (Sales Receipt or Receive Payment screens) or on a mobile device, you can only accept credit cards at this time.
