Cash Management

Making business a little easier.

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Southern Bank’s Cash Management services are a customizable suite of tools to streamline your business operations. You pick and choose exactly what you need, without paying extra for things you don't. Provide direct deposit for your employees, pay federal taxes, collect customer payments, reconcile accounts, manage cash flow, and more - all from inside online banking.

Available Options

Pick and choose or get it all.

Pay employees with direct deposit

ACH Credit Origination allows your business to process employee payroll electronically and make direct deposits into their bank accounts. Direct deposit is a great way to save money and make it easier for your employees to get paid. Depositing directly into your employees’ accounts decreases the cost of checks and lessens the risk of stolen documents and identity fraud. Your employees don’t have to have an account at Southern Bank to utilize direct deposit.

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Make deposits from your desk

Easily deposit checks from the comfort of your office. Ideal for businesses that have remote or multiple locations, a need to make deposits after hours, or receive checks with large dollar amounts.


Security

You have total control over employee Cash Management access. Each employee user has a unique access ID and passcode. Trusted employees can access online accounts, pay federal tax deposits, complete wire transfers, and manage as much or little of your operations as you wish.


Information security: All data entered into or accessed through your online banking profile is protected by Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption technology,which requires a browser that supports a minimum of TLS 1.1 and 128-bit encryption (preferably TLS 1.2 and 256-bit encryption). Every Cash Management customer also receives a security token for an added layer of security. In addition, you can customize your account to issue alerts when account activity takes place, keeping you up to date on account activity and identifying potential fraud before it takes place.