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PayShore gives small business, mid-market, and enterprise finance teams a single, secure place to see cash, control approvals, and execute B2B payments, across the banks they already use, with one audit trail.
PayShore is one system that sits above the banks your team already uses. A single place to see cash, control approvals, and move money, with one audit trail across every connected account. Every payment carries its full context with it (notes, invoices, comments, and any data the team adds), so the audit trail builds itself as the work happens.
One bank or manyPayShore supports multiple major banks. A single-bank team still gets the full B2B network, maker-checker-and-double-checker approvals, payment requests, and invoice workflows with suppliers, vendors, partners, and customers.
Current coveragePayShore is integrated with Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Fifth Third, and Silicon Valley Bank, with additional integrations in progress. Contact us to see if your bank is currently being integrated.
Getting startedSelf-service, online, real-time. PayShore can be set up in a day. Bank-side credential provisioning may take longer depending on your bank.
PayShore is the single platform that sits above the banks you already use. One view instead of six bank portals, with one audit trail across every connected account. See cash, control approvals, and move money at multiple banks from the same place.
Most finance teams still don't have a consolidated, trusted, real-time view of their own cash across multiple banks and accounts. Balances live behind separate bank portals. Approvals live in email and chat. Payment requests and invoices bounce between PDFs, ERPs, and inboxes. The audit trail gets reassembled every quarter from screenshots, threads, and memory. Control, visibility, and audit exposure all compound with every patch.
The stitching is the problem. PayShore replaces that patchwork with one secure layer that sits above your banks, so the people who run financial operations, move the money, send invoices, and sign off on the payments all work from the same place, with the same view, all in the same audit trail.
Mid-market finance teams manage 4–8 banking relationships on average, and typically lose around ten hours a week to portal-hopping and cross-bank reconciliation. Source: AFP Treasury Benchmarking Survey; Bank of America commercial payments research.
An illustrative operational example: the workflow pattern PayShore is built to handle. Three connected banks, maker-checker-and-double-checker approvals, a small finance team carrying the work.
Best-in-class finance teams close the books in three to five days. Teams still reconciling across bank portals manually typically close in eight to ten. That's the gap PayShore closes. Source: APQC Close Cycle benchmarks; Ventana Research close-process studies.
Illustrative of the finance-operations pattern PayShore is designed around. Not a performance claim tied to a specific customer.
See how PayShore brings multi-bank visibility, rule-driven controls, and B2B payments together — without the screen-by-screen tour. Inside the tour you'll walk through the real product.
Take a tourExamples only — illustrative views from across the platform, not real customer data or screen captures.
Connect your existing bank accounts, without replacing your bank relationships.
Balances, activity, and a consolidated cash position in real time, across every connected bank.
Role-based access, maker-checker-and-double-checker approvals, and configurable thresholds. Every action is recorded. And no payment moves without an in-system approval, which is the defense against the social engineering and deepfake attacks finance teams now face.
Initiate transfers between your accounts and send B2B payments to counterparties, from the same view.