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Accounts Payable | Vendor Payment Batches

Pay 200 vendors in one click. The right rail, the right release, the right reconciliation.

NEFT, RTGS, IMPS or UPI selected per amount and urgency. Auto-fallback if a rail is down. Connected Banking with ICICI, HDFC, Axis, Yes, Kotak and SBI. Maker-checker release with OTP or DSC. Status posts back UTR by UTR.

Vendor Payment Batches

How it works

From run plan to UTR-by-UTR confirmation.

Step 01

Rail decisioning

RTGS for amounts at or above ₹2L where speed matters. UPI under ₹5L for retail vendors. NEFT as the default. IMPS as fallback.

Step 02

Maker-checker release

The maker prepares the batch. The checker reviews and releases with OTP or DSC. RBI-aligned dual control on every batch.

Step 03

Status post-back per UTR

Each UTR returns success, pending or failure. Failed payments auto-retry on the fallback rail or queue for review.

Step 04

Books update on confirmation

On UTR confirmation, the bill marks paid in the books. The payment posts to the vendor ledger and bank account. Rule 11(g) audit trail captures the release decision.

What the system does

Capability, input, output.

  • Rail selection

    Input
    Bill amount + urgency + bank cut-off
    Output
    NEFT / RTGS / IMPS / UPI per bill
  • Auto-fallback

    Input
    Rail status from bank API
    Output
    Failover with retry trail
  • Maker-checker

    Input
    Maker submission + checker action
    Output
    Released batch with OTP / DSC
  • Status post-back

    Input
    Bank UTR confirmation
    Output
    Per-bill paid / pending / failed status
  • Failure retry

    Input
    Failed UTR + retry policy
    Output
    Auto-retry on fallback rail

Compliance + integrations

Released the way RBI expects, recorded the way Companies Act requires.

Maker-checker dual control on every batch. OTP or DSC on release. Audit trail on every decision. Connected Banking with the major Indian banks; cheque and DD as fallback for vendors who still need them.

Regulations we work within

  • RBI Master Directions on dual control

    Maker-checker enforced; no single user can release a payment.

  • Rule 11(g), Companies Act

    Append-only audit trail on every release decision.

  • IT Act 2000, Section 5

    DSC-signed release recognised as a legal record.

Connects to

  • ICICI Bank Bulk NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI
  • HDFC Bank Bulk NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI
  • Axis Bank Bulk NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI
  • Yes Bank Bulk NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI
  • Kotak Mahindra Bulk NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI
  • SBI Corporate bulk NEFT / RTGS

Vendor Payment Batches FAQ

What buyers ask.

Which banks are integrated for direct payment?

Connected Banking is live with ICICI, HDFC, Axis, Yes, Kotak Mahindra and SBI. Each supports bulk NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI. Other banks supported via NEFT / RTGS file upload.

Can we use the same software for ERP plus payments?

Yes. The bill posts in OneFinOps, the payment fires from OneFinOps, the books update on confirmation. If you keep books in Tally or Zoho, the payment posts back as a receipt to your ERP.

Is OTP or DSC required for release?

Yes. Maker-checker dual control is enforced on every batch. The checker authenticates with OTP (sent to a registered mobile) or DSC (where the bank requires it). The audit trail captures both. Single-user release is not supported.

Can we do bulk UPI?

Yes. UPI as a rail is supported in bulk where the bank API allows. The system enforces the per-transaction UPI limit (₹5L on most banks; ₹15L for verified merchants on supported banks).

Run your next batch through Connected Banking, free.

Connect one bank, run a batch of up to 100 vendors. The release follows maker-checker; the books update on UTR confirmation.