Bank Payment File Generator | ACH, CPA005, SEPA, BACS, ABA
Generate standard-format ACH/NACHA, Canadian EFT/CPA005, SEPA XML, BACS, ABA, and New Zealand payment files from CSV or Excel.
From spreadsheet to bank review file
Upload payment rows, confirm the bank setup fields, validate the structure, then download through the same conversion and credit flow.
Upload a payment spreadsheet
Start with a CSV or Excel file containing payee names, payment amounts, dates, references, and bank account details.
Map fields and validate
Confirm originator details, map recipient columns, and let the generator check account identifiers, dates, totals, and required fields.
Download for bank review
Generate a standard-format payment file and review it with your bank before sending live payroll, vendor, rent, or payout batches.
CSV to NACHA and ACH payment file generation
Create standard NACHA credit files for ACH payroll, vendor payments, refunds, and payouts. The generator validates routing numbers, required originator fields, payment dates, entry totals, and fixed-width output structure.
Validation before download
Validation before download
We check source rows and generated files for required columns, identifiers, dates, totals, record lengths, and common structural issues before creating the download.
Qualified bank-ready output
Nacha, Payments Canada, EPC/SEPA, Bacs/Pay.UK, QuickBooks, and bank names are trademarks of their owners. This tool is not affiliated with those organizations. Always confirm file requirements with your bank.
Run a test file first
For first-time setups, submit a small test file to your bank or confirm the generated layout with your bank implementation team before sending production payments.
Payment file generator FAQ
Can I create a NACHA file from a CSV?
Yes. Upload a CSV or Excel file, map the payee, amount, date, routing, and account columns, then generate a standard NACHA ACH file for bank review.
Does this guarantee my bank will accept the ACH file?
No. The file is generated to a standard structure, but banks can require specific originator IDs, SEC codes, offset entries, or profile settings.
Which ACH entries are supported first?
The MVP focuses on PPD and CCD credit files for payroll, vendor payments, refunds, and payouts.