What is the High-Volume Hosted Service?
The High-Volume Hosted Service is based on Direct Debit Limited's PayCentre® platform and a hosted environment with tier-1 security and uptime.
What is it used for?
Processing payments such as:
- Direct Debit
- Direct Credit
- Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) Direct Debit
- SEPA Credit Transfer
- Faster Payments Direct Corporate Access (DCA)
- Debit and credit card transactions
Who should use it?
Enterprises and organisations that need to process lots of transactions, but that don't want to run a payments-management system in house.
What does it do?
This unique service provides all the benefits of market-leading payments-management software with all the convenience of a hosted environment. Use its intuitive browser-based interface to:
- Import payment data
- Create payment schedules
- Validate bank account details
- Secure transactions and data
- Verify identities
- Reconcile unpaid, amended and cancelled transactions
- Create reports and audit trails
What benefits will it bring my organisation?
Provides a secure payments-management system that we manage for you
The service offers tier-1 security and uptime in a dedicated hosted environment, which will give you confidence that your payments are in safe hands.
Automates payments processes
The service eliminates manual processes and allows you to process large volumes of domestic and international payments with ease.
Reduces processing errors and time spent on administrative tasks
The service processes payments and reconciles reports automatically, which reduces input errors and rejected payments. This leaves your employees free to focus on your business.
Ensures compliance with payment regulations
The service ensures that all your transactions, processes and correspondence comply with Bacs, SEPA and Faster Payments scheme rules.
Supports future business growth
The service supports organisations' international growth because it can be configured to link to other organisations, clearing and settlement mechanisms or banks throughout the world.
