Money that moves should always leave a line.
Every arrival, departure and hold sits in one ruled ledger — dated, numbered and traced. Solvanepay is business banking for operators who expect their bank to keep books as carefully as they do.
1–3 days
Application to decision
4 rails
ACH · Wire · Card · Cheque
99.9%
Ledger availability, trailing year
$0 monthly
Core desk, per operating entity
The three working sections
What the house actually does
Operating, kept in order
Checking and reserve accounts opened per entity, each with its own routing, limits and wire instructions printed plainly on the account record — never buried four menus deep.
The banking column →Movement, fully traced
Wires and ACH carry a trace on every line. Failed amounts are struck through and kept out of your totals, the way an auditor would strike them — visible, but never counted.
The payments brief →Custody, on the record
Documents, limits, signatories and review dates filed as a dossier. When compliance asks — and they always ask — your answer is one dated row away.
The security bulletin →We stopped reconciling on Fridays. The desk is simply correct by Thursday close, every week, and that is a strange kind of calm.
Controller · industrial parts distributor · 40 employees
Why operators switch
- A. One login per entity — customer data is isolated at the desk, never shared across ledgers.
- B. Drafts while you apply — registration progress is kept through the session, even if the phone rings.
- C. A wire room with memory — every transfer keeps its account, speed and memo on the face of the record.
Open the books
Put your money on a proper ledger.
Apply online in five filed steps. U.S.-registered businesses; entity and industry eligibility confirmed during compliance review.