ePayment Services Expands Automated Reconciliation for BACS and Card Payments

ePayment Services has expanded automated reconciliation for BACS and card payments, helping finance teams match payment activity, process reports and reduce manual reconciliation work. The service supports clearer payment visibility across Direct Debit, Direct Credit and card payment workflows.

Glasgow, United Kingdom, October 22, 2026 --(PR.com)-- The service helps finance teams match payments, process reports and reduce time spent on manual reconciliation.

ePayment Services has announced an expansion of its automated reconciliation services, helping UK businesses match BACS and card payment activity more efficiently.

The expanded service is designed to support finance teams, operations teams, payment teams, subscription businesses, membership organisations, ecommerce businesses and payment-led companies that need a clearer way to manage payment reporting and reconciliation.

By expanding automated reconciliation for BACS and card payments, ePayment Services aims to help businesses reduce the time spent manually matching transactions, reviewing payment reports and checking payment activity across different systems.

For many organisations, reconciliation remains a time-consuming part of payment management. Teams may need to compare BACS files, Direct Debit collections, card transactions, settlement reports, failed payments, returned payments and internal records before they can confirm payment status accurately.

The announcement comes as businesses continue to look for ways to reduce finance admin and improve visibility over payment activity. When payment reporting sits across multiple channels, manual reconciliation can create delays, reporting gaps and extra pressure on finance teams.

A spokesperson for ePayment Services said, “Reconciliation is one of the areas where finance teams can lose a lot of time, especially when payments are being processed across more than one channel. Our expanded automated reconciliation tools are designed to help businesses match payment activity more efficiently, process reports more clearly and reduce the amount of manual review needed.”

The service can support organisations that collect payments by Direct Debit, send Direct Credit payments, accept card payments or manage recurring customer payment activity. It is intended to help teams bring more structure to the way payment records, reports and transaction outcomes are reviewed.

For BACS workflows, the service can support payment report processing, returned payment review and reconciliation across Direct Debit and Direct Credit activity. For card payments, it can help finance teams review transaction activity, payment status and settlement-related reporting.

The expanded reconciliation service is also designed to work alongside wider payment workflows, giving businesses a more connected way to manage payment visibility across BACS, card payments and other payment services where relevant.

Key features include:

Automated reconciliation for BACS payments

Card payment reconciliation support

Direct Debit and Direct Credit report handling

Payment matching support

Failed and returned payment visibility

Settlement and transaction report review

Support for finance and operations teams

Compatibility with wider payment workflows

The expansion strengthens ePayment Services’ wider payment platform, which already supports BACS payment processing, Direct Debit management, Direct Credit payments, card payment services, Open Banking, account validation, payment failover, API integration and payment automation.

For businesses managing payment activity across more than one channel, automated reconciliation provides a practical way to reduce manual work and improve payment reporting. The service is designed to help finance teams manage payment records with greater consistency, better visibility and less administrative effort.

The expanded automated reconciliation service is now available through ePayment Services. ePayment Services
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