U.S. Payments

IVR

Automated.
Available 24/7.

Let customers pay by phone anytime, day or night. No agent required. Automated prompts guide them through payment in minutes.

Any phone, any hour. No app, no browser, no hold music.

47

States

300+

Clients

$1B

Processed in 2025

A woman holding her phone, overlaid with an automated payment prompt reading "You’re authorizing a payment of one hundred forty-two dollars and sixteen cents today. To confirm, press 1. To cancel, press 9." above the words "Your payment is confirmed."

What it handles,
without anyone picking up

Open every hour you are not

Payments do not wait for business hours. A customer who remembers a bill at eleven at night can settle it at eleven at night, rather than adding a call to a list they will forget by morning.

Nobody has to pick up

Automated prompts take the payment start to finish, which frees your team for the calls that actually need a person instead of the ones that just need a card number.

Card, ACH, or check by phone

Several ways to pay, all of them automated, so the channel is not limited to whoever happens to have a card in reach.

The account is checked before the payment is

Account details are validated against the biller in real time, so a mistyped account number is caught on the call rather than becoming a payment somebody has to go find later.

When a caller
wants a person

Our own team takes agent-assisted payments for the customers an automated menu was never going to finish with. Most billers run both and let the customer choose.

Where It Fits

One part
of a larger payment ecosystem.

The phone line is where customers who would rather not deal with a screen end up, and where anyone who remembers a bill after everyone has gone home ends up too. It works best as part of an omnichannel setup, where web, mobile, phone, and kiosk payments all run on one platform and land in one place.

  • One reporting environmentA $1,411 embedded payment and a $10 kiosk cash payment show up side by side, not in two systems somebody has to reconcile against each other.
  • One customer, recognized across channelsA phone number and two-factor check link a customer to their account wherever they turn up, so paying on the phone this month and at a kiosk the next is still one relationship.
  • One integrationAdding the phone line does not mean adding a vendor, a settlement process, or a second set of files into a billing system.
A consolidated transaction report table listing payments from every channel together — Embedded, Kiosk, Web, API, IVR, and Mobile — with columns for account number, pay type, payment amount, and date

A payment line that never closes

Talk to our team about adding automated phone payments to what you already offer.