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Can noe set up QuickBooks Payment in QuickBooks Online

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May 7, 2025
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As a US company that is 100% owned by foreigners, I cannot provide the SSN of the business owner, so I consulted customer service, who told me that I could use the SSN of an employee registered on bank, such as the financial manager, so I used it, but it still showed that payment could not be turn on for me.

Now I got paid from my customer but I can not deposit to my bank, is there any way to address this problem?

QuickBooks Online

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GenmarieM

Welcome to the Community, Augen. I'd be glad to provide some details about setting up QuickBooks Payments.

When setting up QuickBooks Payments, it is crucial to provide your Social Security Number (SSN). This requirement stems from IRS regulations, which mandate that businesses collect and verify this information for tax purposes. In your case, since you are using the SSN of one of your employees, it is important to ensure that the SSN is accurately entered. Any discrepancies could lead to issues with the setup process and might delay your ability to accept payments.

About your customer payment, if you are referring to automatic deposits from customers, one possible reason you are unable to make deposits is that the Payments feature has not yet been activated in your QuickBooks account. In the meantime, you have the option to manually record deposits in QuickBooks Online.

For detailed information on setting up QuickBooks Payments, you can use this resource: Accept customer payments.

Additionally, you can run an Invoice and Received Payments report to check which invoices are already paid by your customers.

Moreover, we have some specialists ready to help you streamline various tasks in QuickBooks, including receiving invoice payments. Our QuickBooks Live Expert Assisted service offers personalized guidance to ensure you stay organized and effectively manage your business finances.

Keep your post coming if you have further questions about setting up your QuickBooks Payments. The Community has your back always.

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SIAB

@Augen

Are you B2B or B2C? You may consider using a 3rd party payment processor.