Split one payment across ten bank accounts.

A single payment splits across up to ten of your shul's bank accounts on its own, down to the penny.

Every dollar reaches the right bank account on its own.

Anything you charge for can be routed

Sponsorships, forms, seating events, store items, and individual invoice line items can each carry their own bank destination.

Tie it to the QuickBooks Integration

Route money to your chosen bank and a separate income account on quickbooks, all at the same time.

One payment splits across up to ten banks

An pledge can have 3 line items, each routing to its own bank account. When the donor pays, it only charges his card once, but the money will land in the 3 bank accounts, according to the amounts you set.

What multiple bank accounts look like with MyShul.

A simple UI that makes complex forms easy to create

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Users can pick up where they left off, increasing completion rate.

Creating an invoice, choosing the banks

Every form can point at its own QuickBooks account, income account, and bank account, so the books stay clear.

Screenshot of 3 Bank payouts, all to different accounts.

Your top questions, answered.

Yes. All bank accounts receiving funds must share the same EIN. This complies with Stripe's restrictions and ensures the correct EIN appears on your donors' automatic receipts. If you manage multiple organizations with different EINs, contact our team to set up additional MyShul accounts.

No, the routing details are only visible to admins. The donation experience remains exactly the same for donors, regardless of how many bank accounts you connect.

Not at all. Setup is very quick, and the MyShul team will handle the entire process for you.

No, you actually save money. You are only charged for a single transaction, even if the payout is split across multiple bank accounts.

Just make your correction in MyShul. The system will automatically detect if funds need to be transferred between banks and flag it in a ledger for your bookkeeper.

Yes, the Multi-Bank feature was built with QuickBooks in mind. You simply pair a QuickBooks income account with the destination bank account. The routing follows your existing chart of accounts, allowing you to direct payments in both QuickBooks and your bank with a single click.

Absolutely. You can fully utilize the Multi-Bank setup without connecting to QuickBooks if you prefer.

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