Product Description
CashPay provides a safe and convenient alternative way to receive pay via direct deposit. It is ideal for employees who do not have a traditional checking or savings account or do not want to have their pay deposited into their existing bank account. Employees selecting this option will receive a CashPay account through Bank of America and an automated teller machine (ATM) card. Once the account is set up, the employee’s pay will be deposited into their CashPay account each payday. Employees will have instant access to their pay using their CashPay card virtually 24 hours, 7 days a week at ATMs and pinned point-of-sale terminals.
Employee Features/Benefits:
Where Card Can Be Used
Employees may access their pay using their
CashPay card at any HONOR or PLUS ATM (or other regional networks having a
reciprocal agreement with HONOR for ATM processing such as pulse, MAC, NYSE,
STAR, tyme, and YANKEE 24). Additionally, employees may make purchases
with their CashPay card at select point-of-sale (POS) terminals (must use a
pin at the terminal) such as any retail, grocery, convenience store, gas
station or US Post Office, etc. displaying the HONOR or INTERLINK signs.
Full Net Pay Available
Employees can withdraw their full available
balance at any time. To allow full access to net pay at ATMs, the system
enables employees to round up their withdrawal to the next highest multiple of
$5, $10, or $20 above the available balance, depending on the size of bills
dispensed at the particular ATM machine (overdrafts deducted from next pay).
Round-up is not allowed for POS purchases or Western Union transfers.
ATM Dispense Limits
Since ATM owners determine how much their
ATMs will dispense per transaction (generally up to 40 bills), employees may
need to make more than one withdrawal to obtain the amount needed. Most
ATMs dispense $10 and $20 bills, therefore, up to $800 per transaction can
usually be obtained at most ATMs (some ATMs may dispense more bills if they
have a door that opens for retrieving the money that is “dropped”, but
these types of ATMs are not as common).
ATMs May Charge Conversion Fees or
Surcharges
The first ATM withdrawal per pay period is
free to employees. After the first withdrawal, employees are charged a
transaction fee as each transaction is posted. Additionally, some ATM
owners charge a “convenience fee” or “surcharge” when a
“non-customer” uses their ATM. CashPay account holders will NOT
incur these additional convenience fees when using any ATMs displaying the
NationsBank, Bank of America, VERSATELLER® or PRESTO sign.
Monthly Statement
Employees are issued a monthly statement
detailing all transactions and associated fees. Statements can be mailed
to a home address, post office box or company address.
Account Closing Procedures
Employees may contact Customer Service to
close their accounts at anytime. If no deposits (payroll) or withdrawals
occur for 60 days, the bank will assume the account should be closed and will
flag it as closed. Deposits made to closed accounts, which have not yet
been purged from the system, will automatically reopen the account.
However, the deposit will post the evening of the effective date.
Deposits cannot be made after an account is purged from the system (92 days).
Employee Questions & Answers
Can I get my name on my CashPay card?
Your name will not appear on CashPay cards.
What are the benefits of having
CashPay?
The 3 principal benefits to you, the
employee, are:
Can my CashPay account be a joint
account with my spouse?
No. All CashPay accounts will be
issued in your name only just like your paycheck.
What if my pay is for an uneven
dollar amount, like $203.58?
CashPay will allow you to round up your
withdrawal at an ATM to a maximum of $20 beyond your available balance since
ATMs do not allow you to make uneven dollar amount withdrawals.
How can I be sure of the amount I am
allowed to withdraw?
CashPay will allow you to make up to four
free balance inquiries at an ATM during a given calendar month. It is
recommended you perform a balance inquiry at the ATM first, so you will know how much money is available to
withdraw.
Do I have to take my entire pay on
payday?
No. You may use your CashPay card at
ATMs and POS terminals for any portion of your available balance as often as
you like.
Who should I call with questions or
problems with my account?
CashPay Customer Service at 1-888-CASHPAY
(hearing impaired may call the TDD number, 1-888-625-2535). You can find
this number on the back of your card and your monthly statement that you
receive in the mail.
You can get the following information by calling and using the automated system (VRU):
Who should I call concerning the
amount of pay or amount credited to my CashPay account?
Your employer’s payroll representative --
Do not call CashPay Customer Service.
Can I use my local banking center for
customer service on this account?
No. All CashPay customer service
needs must be directed to the CashPay Customer Service number. Banking
centers can assist with standard checking and savings accounts, but not
CashPay.
How do I get my name or mailing
address changed on this account?
All account maintenance activities should
be directed to CashPay Customer Service.
What time on payday can I withdraw my
pay?
Your pay will generally be available at the
traditional opening of business on payday, or approximately 9 a.m.
What will the account owner receive
at time of set-up?
From Rollins: