How it works

Connect. See. Control. Execute.

Stop stitching together bank portals, spreadsheets, and inbox approvals. Bring your bank accounts into one platform, see the consolidated view, run maker-checker-and-double-checker approvals, and execute payments, from the same place, with one audit trail.

00 · Rollout

Week one. What getting started looks like.

PayShore is self-service, online, and real-time. Account setup on our side happens the same day; the total timeline is set by how quickly each bank can issue credentials.

  • Day 1
    PayShore set up, team onboarded Accounts created, roles assigned, and the team ready to connect. Real-time on our side. No install, no integration project.
  • Day 1+
    First bank connection PayShore-side is real-time. Total time to first live data is set by how fast your bank provisions credentials. A same-day move for some banks, longer for others.
  • Then
    Add remaining banks at your pace Prove value on one bank, then extend across your relationships without a second rollout project.
01 · Connect

Bring your banks in. Keep your bank relationships.

PayShore connects into your existing bank accounts using secure, tokenized access. You don't replace your banks; you operate on top of them.

  • Access
    Encrypted, access-controlled tokens PayShore does not store your bank passwords. Where continuous service operation requires bank-issued tokens or similar credentials, they are stored encrypted and access-controlled and can be revoked by your team.
  • Scope
    One or many bank relationships Connect a single bank to prove it out, or stand the team up across multiple banks from day one, whichever matches how you operate today.
  • Shape
    Bank-agnostic by design PayShore doesn't require your banks to behave the same way. Differences flatten into a consistent view for your team.
02 · See

One consolidated cash position. In real time.

Balances, activity, and a portfolio-level cash position across every connected bank, without stitching together exports or maintaining a rolling spreadsheet.

  • Portfolio
    Consolidated cash position One number finance leaders trust, built from every connected account.
  • Drill-down
    Account and transaction detail Navigate from the portfolio view into any account or transaction without leaving the browser.
  • Export
    CSV and PDF export for the close, audit, and downstream systems Export activity and balances in CSV or PDF, scoped to the accounts and date ranges your team needs.
  • Reporting
    Customizable reporting, built in A reporting platform inside PayShore with cuts for the close, audit, and operational review, configurable to how your team already reports.
03 · Control

Approvals that actually act like controls. Not inbox threads.

Scope who sees what, require the right approvals, and record every decision, so finance operations look the way your auditors and your CFO expect them to.

  • Roles
    Role-based access Assign visibility and actions to people and teams, with MFA by default on every account.
  • Approvals
    Maker-checker-and-double-checker, with thresholds Policy-driven approval chains for transfers, payments, and counterparty changes: initiator, reviewer, and a second sign-off where the policy demands it. Routed in the system, not over email.
  • Record
    Immutable audit trail Timestamped record of every action: who approved, who executed, when, and on which account.
04 · Execute

Move money from the same view you approved it in. No rekeying.

Initiate transfers between your own accounts, and send and request B2B payments to counterparties, inside the same platform where the cash position and the approvals already live.

  • Transfers
    Between your accounts Move cash across your own bank relationships without re-entering in separate portals.
  • B2B
    Payments on the rails you use Send supplier, partner, and counterparty payments. ACH · RTP
  • Scope
    US-based, domestic rails PayShore is focused on domestic ACH and real-time payments.
  • Counterparties
    Controlled list, controlled changes Adding a counterparty follows the same approval discipline as moving money: reviewed, recorded, and authorized through the same controls.
  • Context
    Every payment carries its data with it Notes, invoice attachments, comments, texts, and any context the team adds travel with the payment from request through settlement, so the audit trail is complete by the time the money moves, not reconstructed at month-end.
Paper check $4–$20
Manual AP invoice ~$10
On PayShore (ACH) $0.26–$0.50
Industry per-transaction cost benchmarks. Sources: AFP Payments Cost Benchmarking Survey; Ardent Partners AP Metrics of Progress; Nacha. PayShore is built on ACH and RTP rails. Bank-side per-transaction cost is industry-standard; PayShore platform pricing is reviewed during scoping.
05 · Network

Bring your counterparties into the flow. Without onboarding them as clients.

Invite vendors, customers, and partners into the workflow (to receive payments and respond to payment requests) without requiring them to stand up a paid PayShore environment.

  • Network
    Counterparty network When a counterparty is already on PayShore, payments and requests flow between both sides inside one network. Controls, audit, and workflow state travel with the interaction, not just the dollars.
  • Free
    Free counterparties Counterparties not yet on PayShore can be invited in without becoming paying clients. They can receive payments and respond to payment requests. Included at every tier, with no limit on count.
  • Requests
    Payment requests, in and out Request payments from counterparties and respond to requests made of you, inside the same approvals, audit, and execution layer as outbound payments. Requests carry rich data (including attachments and invoices) so the downstream payment inherits it when it runs.

See the end-to-end flow on your own banks.

We'll scope the walkthrough to the workflows and controls your team actually runs.
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