ACH Bank Transfer
Lower processing fees on invoices over $2,500. We'll send routing details and an authorization form.
Request ACH detailsClick through to our secure Square checkout to enter your payment amount. PCI-compliant processing, instant email receipt, no account required.
Click below to open our secure Square checkout in a new tab. Enter your invoice amount, fill in your card details on Square's PCI-compliant page, and you'll receive an emailed receipt within seconds.
We accept several payment methods. Choose what works best for your accounting workflow.
Lower processing fees on invoices over $2,500. We'll send routing details and an authorization form.
Request ACH detailsMail checks to our Ann Arbor headquarters. Include your invoice number in the memo line. Allow 5-7 business days.
Get mailing addressCall our account team during business hours. We can take card payment by phone if you prefer not to use the online checkout.
Call usYour invoice number appears in the subject line and top-right corner of the PDF invoice we emailed you. If you cannot locate it, leave the field blank on Square and we'll match the payment to the right invoice on our end.
No. Card processing happens entirely on Square's PCI DSS Level 1 certified infrastructure. Card numbers never reach Rudolph Technology systems and are never stored on our servers.
Yes. Enter the total combined amount on the Square checkout page and reference the invoice numbers in the notes field. We'll apply the payment to each invoice and email you a consolidated receipt.
Yes. Square sends an itemized PDF receipt to the email address you provide within seconds of a successful payment. The receipt includes the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used.
Square will display an immediate error message and no charge will be made. Common causes are incorrect ZIP code, expired card, or insufficient funds. Try another card or contact your bank. If you continue having trouble, call our account team and we'll take the payment by phone.
Yes, Square processes Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover cards issued worldwide. Some international card-issuers may block large international transactions - if this happens, your bank can usually authorize it after you call them.
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