All About Payday Loan

Simply enter the account number, routing number, check number and amount and receive information in less then 1 second.

Decline reasons include....

• Account Closed
• Stop Payment
• The account is currently in an NSF balance
• Non DDA Account
• Invalid Account Number
• Invalid Routing Number
• Stolen/Forged/Fraud

Why is this important?
The more information the merchant has, the better their ability to make decisions. For example, some merchants, such as payday loan operators, will do business with a customer whose account is currently in an NSF status because all the merchant is concerned about is knowing whether or not the account is open and valid. By providing the merchant with detailed responses, it enables the merchant to make informed decisions on a customer by customer basis.

National Check Networks (NCN) Negative Database

Who offers this?
Everyone.

What they offer:
When a merchant pings the database they receive an accept or decline. The decline is just that, a decline. No further information is provided. The database is created by participating merchants and collection agencies

What we offer:
Everything they do, plus, when we decline, we provide you with the reason why. Declined reasons include.....

• Negative Data – Information was found in the NCN Negative database. Typically this is because of NSF activity.
• Closed Account – Bank Stop: Bank has stopped the account.
• Stolen/Forged/Fraud – Someone has reported that checks with this account have been stolen or forged.
• Customer Stop – The account owner has requested that transactions on this account be stopped. This is likely because the checks have been lost or stolen.
• Merchant Stop – The merchant has requested that all checks with this account be stopped.

Why is this important?
Finding out exactly why a check is in a negative database is extremely important. If you’re in an industry where your clientele is sub prime, they will probably have checks present in the negative database. In reality, what is really important is whether they have truly fraudulent items out in the market.

Fraud Data Supplied by Financial Institutions

Who offers this?
No one to our knowledge

What we offer:
Every week our provider receives updates from financial institutions on accounts that are reported as fraud.

Why is this important?
Financial institutions are the first to know when account fraud is present.