- Select the ‘Transfers & Payments’ menu and then select ‘Payments & Wires’.
NOTE: The ‘Split Payments’ option is only available for Payroll transactions. - Three options are available.
- Click ‘New Payment’ and select ‘the ‘Payroll’ option to create a new payroll transaction.
- Click ‘Create Template’ and select the ‘Payroll’ option to create a new payroll template.
- Click the ‘template actions’ icon and select ‘Edit’ to work with an existing Payroll
- Click ‘New Payment’ and select ‘the ‘Payroll’ option to create a new payroll transaction.
- Select the desired recipient’s primary account from the drop down list of existing recipients.
- Enter total dollar amount of the payroll transaction.
- Click the ‘Show payment actions’ icon and select the ‘Split Payment’ option.
- Select the recipient’s secondary account from the drop-down list.
- Enter the desired dollar amount to be allocated to the secondary account.
NOTE: The dollar amount allocated to the primary account will be automatically reduced in accordance with the total dollar amount of the payroll transaction.
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