Now Live: Auto Top-Ups
Keep your operating balance on autopilot. Set rules once, and funds move from a linked account the moment your balance dips, so payouts, payroll, and bills keep moving without manual top-offs.
Running a business means your money is constantly in motion: payouts, payroll, subscriptions, vendor invoices, the list goes on. But keeping balances high enough to cover them often turns into a daily chore of check-ins, transfers, and “just in case” top-offs.
Slash’s new Auto Top-Ups feature removes that constant monitoring. Instead of logging in every day to shuffle money around, you set a balance threshold once, and an ACH debit is automatically initiated from your connected bank account of choice¹. No missed payroll, no declined payments, no scrambling at the last second. Just steady cash flow you can count on.
Auto Top Ups
Now Live: Reliable Cash Flow, Zero Babysitting
Why Balance Management Usually Falls Short
Most banks and financial platforms leave the heavy lifting to you. That means:
- Manually checking balances to avoid overdrafts.
- Guessing when to move money.
- Scrambling to fix declines after a missed payment.
As your team grows and transactions stack up, those small headaches turn into big operational drag.
How Slash Changes the Game
Auto Top Ups are available to all Slash users. Here’s what you get:
- Custom balance thresholds. Choose the minimum operating balance that fits each account.
- Rule-based transfers. When your balance dips, Slash triggers an automatic top-up from a linked account with sufficient capital.
- Fewer payment hiccups. Reduce the risk of declines due to insufficient funds and keep recurring payments on track.
- Hands-off reliability. Set it once; Slash handles the rest.
Built for Fast-Moving Teams
Every missed payment costs time and focus. Auto Top-Ups eliminate the busywork of babysitting balances, helping you cut interruptions and stay focused on scaling your business.
Auto Top Ups. NOW LIVE for every Slash user.
Your balance. Your rules. Uninterrupted.
¹ Slash Financial, Inc. is a financial technology company and is not a bank. Deposit accounts provided by Piermont Bank, Member FDIC and Column National Association, Member FDIC.