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What is AndDone's Originator ID?

Help prevent ACH payment delays with AndDone’s approved Originating IDs

You may provide your bank with both of AndDone’s approved Originating IDs: 0AD2424370 for AndDone LLC and 8263863381 for Adyen, our acquiring bank partner.

What is an originator ID, and when would I need it?

An originator ID, also called an ACH Company ID, is a 10-character identifier used to identify a business or organization that initiates electronic payments, such as ACH debits or credits.

If your bank uses ACH debit blocks or filters, you may need to provide AndDone’s approved Originating IDs and ask your bank to authorize transactions associated with both IDs.

What is it used for?

  • Authorizing payments: Your bank can use the IDs to add approved companies to its allowed list, helping prevent payment delays or rejections.

  • Identifying the payment originator: The ID helps your bank identify the company initiating an ACH transaction.

  • Managing security filters: Approving the IDs helps your bank distinguish authorized debits from transactions blocked by its ACH security settings.