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Last Updated : 2024-04-26 20:44:00
Commercial Bank has announced the launch of a new version of PayMaster, the Bank’s sophisticated bulk payments platform for corporate customers, offering enhanced functionality and controls and a new level of security.
Widely used by companies to pay employee salaries, commissions and numerous other payments to their suppliers and customers, PayMaster now offers a dual and multilevel authorisation module for bulk payments, a User Administration facility and a shared log-in feature for group accounts, the Bank said.
The new version also adopts all key enhancements on security, controls and functionality that were recently introduced to the Corporate Banking module of Commercial Bank’s Online Banking facility.
“At Commercial Bank, we are constantly looking to offer the latest upgrades in technology to our customers,” said S Renganathan,Commercial Bank’s Chief Operating Officer. “PayMaster is an extremely popular product for bulk payments and has been evolving as innovative new features are added. The new version adds to its versatility.”
PayMaster enables organisations or individuals to make virtually any type of payment to multiple beneficiaries by simply uploading a file to Commercial Bank’s online platform. There are no limits to the number of transactions and if the paying party and beneficiary both have accounts at Commercial Bank, the transfer of funds would be virtually instant. Other benefits of the application include the minimisation of transaction time, costs and risks associated with the physical handing of money.
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