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Is BankFirst Remote Deposit for you?

Remote Deposit

If your business has multiple locations, makes deposits after normal banking hours, pays transportation costs to deliver deposits or receives checks with large dollar amounts, then BankFirst Remote Deposit may benefit your company. It is like having a 24-hour teller right in your office.

  • Make your funds available faster.
  • Make deposits anytime.
  • Cut costly courier fees or trips to the financial institution.
  • Save time preparing deposits.
  • Reduce risk of check fraud
  • Consolidate funds from remote locations into one financial institution

What will you need to get started?

BankFirst Remote Deposit is easy to set up and use.

A personal computer | A properly installed desktop check scanner | An Internet connection | An account with BankFirst.

See How

Merchant Solutions to Help Simplify your Business

Owning a business can be demanding–from tracking inventory and supervising employees to taking orders and everything in between! That’s why we’ve teamed up with Clover. Clover can help simplify your operations with an all-in-one payment processing system and business management solution tailored to meet the unique needs of restaurants, retailers and services businesses.

Powerful, simple POS Solutions for You and Your Customers

With Clover you can:

• Accept more types of payments including EMV® chip cards, Apple Pay® and Samsung Pay®
• Help protect your customers, business and reputation from fraud with built-in security
• Help generate more visits and more sales through mobile loyalty and rewards programs
• Uncover new insights and compare sales against competition within your market
• Grow your business online and manage everything in one place
• Manage inventory, employee schedules, payroll and more.

Business Manager

Perhaps no business problem is so well known to small business owners as cash flow. BankFirst offers an answer to the small business cash flow problem—the Business Manager program.

  • Purchase equipment
  • Pay off existing debt
  • Hire additional staff
  • Begin saving for retirement
  • Maintain reliable cash flow
  • Pursue new business opportunities
  • Improve payment habits to suppliers
  • Take advantage of early pay discounts

How Does Business Manager Work

As your business sells products or services to customers, you submit one or more batches of invoices to the bank. The bank purchases the receivables on a discounted basis. A portion of the money you get for your receivables is put into an interest-earning savings account. The rest of the funds are placed in your business’s checking account, giving you liquidity to run and grow your business more efficiently.

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