America First FCU Launches BusinessBill-Pay Service

January 26, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

SALT LAKE CITY - (01/26/06) America First FCU has launcheda Business Bill Pay service it says allows businesses to paymultiple invoices. Businesses can sign up and use the new system tomake payments of up to $50,000, pay multiple authorized invoices tovendors with a single check and set up multiple authorized userswith controlled security levels, the credit union said. The firstmonth of this service is free, after which subscribers will pay amonthly fee of $9.95 for up to 15 payments.

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