APCI ePay

FraudNet – APCI ePay 

FraudNet provides improved fraud prevention capabilities by analyzing daily bill payment transaction data, comparing the data to suspicious fraud scenarios and by examining the APCI ePAY user's behavioral patterns.

Examples of APCI ePay transactions that could trigger a fraud alert are:

• Suspicious or unusual transactions that do not conform to the APCI ePay user's usual payment behavior
• Payment amounts that are large or uncharacteristic
• Payment frequency (making three or more transactions to the same biller in a 30-day window)
• Payment exceeding the thresholds built around payment averages for specifically targeted industries
• Payments added to billers in the last 30 days
• Payments made to accounts with a negative history, including: Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, biller account numbers and email addresses

When fraud is suspected, our experienced representatives can hold processing of suspicious payments until the transaction can be verified as fraudulent or authentic and they may contact you with questions. You may be asked to verify your name and address and will never be asked to provide your Social Security number.

If you have any problems or questions call Customer Service at 1-888-918-7441 or message us through our Message Center within APCI eBanking.

Online Bill Pay Service - APCI ePay

Self-Enroll in APCI ePay¹

• Log in to APCI eBanking > Pay Bills
• Select your S0004 Share Draft Checking Account and click “Submit”¹
• To complete the self-enrollment process, you will be asked to verify your personal information, verify your payment account number, review the terms and conditions and click “Enroll”

Access²

• After completing the self-enrollment process, log in to APCI eBanking > Pay Bills
• Make sure your S0004 Share Draft Checking Account is selected and click “Submit”

¹ A Checking Account is required to use APCI ePay.

² APCI ePay will be unavailable from 2:00am - 6:00am one Sunday a month due to routine maintenance.