About eCheck Accepted

eCheck Accepted is a directory of US businesses that take eCheck (ACH) payments — banks, utilities, insurers, government agencies, online retailers, casinos, and more. The goal is simple: help you find, in one place, whether a company lets you pay straight from your bank account, and where to do it.

How we compile and verify these lists

Each category page starts as research, not memory. For every business we list, we check the payment method against primary sources:

• The company’s own payment, billing, or checkout pages.
• Official help-center or FAQ documentation that names ACH / eCheck / “bank account” as an option.
• For banks and processors, published ACH and electronic-payment details.

eCheck and ACH support changes over time. We show a “Last verified” date on every list so you can see how current it is, and we re-check pages when readers flag them. If a company drops eCheck, we remove it.

How we handle corrections

Reader reports are treated as fact-check triggers. When someone flags an entry through the contact page or the “Was this helpful?” box on each list, we re-verify that specific business against live sources before changing anything. Corrections that check out are applied and the list’s verified date is updated.

What an eCheck is

An eCheck is a digital version of a paper check. Money moves directly between bank accounts through the ACH network using your routing and account numbers. It’s slower than a card but usually cheaper for large or recurring payments. For a full walk-through, see our eCheck guide.

Who writes this

Lists and guides are produced by the eCheck Accepted editorial team. We’re independent: we don’t charge companies to be listed, and inclusion is based on whether a business actually accepts eChecks — nothing else. Outbound links to listed companies are marked nofollow.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or additions? Reach us on the contact page.