by Taylor Paul | Jul 22, 2020 | Electronic Payments, Save Time and Money
What is Escheatment? When a firm is unable to locate an account owner, and that account has remained inactive for a state specified amount of time (often three to five years), the state will claim the account through “escheatment.” Once claimed, the state...
by Taylor Paul | Jul 8, 2020 | Electronic Payments
Check and Cash Payments Checks and cash were already heading out the door before COVID-19 arrived. In the last two decades, consumers have been using debit and credit cards more often. In the last ten years, payment services such as Square, PayPal, and Venmo have...
by Taylor Paul | Jun 24, 2020 | Electronic Payments, Save Time and Money
The Problem: Increasing jury satisfaction can be difficult. They’re taking time out of their busy lives to sit in a court. If you think about it, they are getting paid with their own tax dollars too. Read our blog post here to see how much a paper check can...
by Taylor Paul | Jun 10, 2020 | Electronic Payments
Court disbursements have relied on cash and checks for decades. Both options open courts up to fraud, theft, and time intensive payments. However, with CourtFunds, courts can seamlessly implement our easy and versatile disbursements solution. We know courts have a lot...
by Taylor Paul | Jun 3, 2020 | Electronic Payments
Courts and jails are slowly opening up more. As they do, they have to navigate social distancing protocols and trying to ensure safety and health of everyone possible. It is time to start rethinking payment solutions. Currently, courts are paying jurors with either...
by Taylor Paul | May 27, 2020 | Electronic Payments, Save Time and Money
Electronic payments are becoming more possible and popular as technology advances. In this digital world, anyone receiving payments prefer to receive it electronically. This offers recipients the freedom to move and control with their funds on mobile devices and...
