Payment Processing

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CASHNet® Payment Processing

With Higher One’s acquisition of CASHNet, a leading payment processing company in higher education, colleges and universities will now be able to leverage refund as well as payment services within one relationship.

CASHNet eBill allows your college or university to automate manual billing and processing functions performed on campus and extend payment services. Click here to view brochure.
CASHNet ePayment allows your college or university the ability to offer students, parents and other authorized users the ability to pay any type of charges and fees online via credit card, ACH and/or PIN-less debit. Click here to view brochure.
CASHNet MyPaymentPlan offers a set of choices and capabilities for colleges and universities that use payment plans to help their students manage the growing costs of higher education. Click here to view brochure.
CASHNet Cashiering enables you to cashier over-the-counter, back office payments and departmental deposits campus-wide. Departmental cashiers, campus administrators and other authorized campus users can now perform all cashiering operations with ease. Click here to view brochure.
CASHNet eMarket provides your campus departments an easy way to create web storefronts where customers can select and pay for items in that store's catalog. Click here to view brochure.
CASHNet SmartPay gives institutions the ability to reduce or eliminate credit card fees while offering their customers the choice of using a credit card with a convenience fee or fee-free ACH (electronic check) transactions. Click here to view brochure.

CASHNet Testimonials

CASHNet is a very user friendly system. New users learn the CASHNet Cashiering functionality with ease. Customer support is always friendly and prompt. Problems are generally solved in the same day and often while waiting on the phone with a CASHNet representative.Sarina GallonCalifornia State University Long Beach

We love the fact that the CASHNet suite is very secure and we have control over the access of it. We can limit each person’s security…We have almost eliminated the use of the tranz machines on our campus.Pamela WilkesKent State University