How Deluxe eChecks Work: Getting Paid as a Signing Agent
Most signing services — Snapdocs, Amrock, SigningOrder, ServiceLink, and others — pay LSAs through Deluxe Payment Exchange (DPX). If you've ever received an email from "Deluxe" with a link to claim a payment, that's DPX.
How It Works
Deposit Options
Print the check (free): Download and print a paper check, deposit via mobile or in-person. No fee.
Direct deposit ($4.99 fee): Enter your bank routing and account number. Arrives in 1-3 business days. The $4.99 is deducted from your payment.
Debit card transfer (fees vary): Instant or near-instant to a linked debit card. Fees are higher than direct deposit.
PayPal: Transfer to your PayPal account. Fees vary.
For most LSAs doing volume, the free print-and-deposit option is worth the slight inconvenience to avoid the $4.99 per-check fee. At 10 signings/week that's $200+/year in fees.
Check Expiration
Deluxe eChecks expire after 90 days if not claimed. If you miss the email and the check expires, contact the signing service — they will need to reissue payment.
The Most Common Problem: Missing Email
The Deluxe notification email frequently lands in spam. If you're waiting on payment and it hasn't arrived:
Setting Up Direct Deposit Once
The first time you deposit via direct deposit on DPX, you enter your bank info. Deluxe saves it for future payments — you won't have to re-enter it each time.
Tracking in SigningOS
SigningOS tracks your payment method per order. When you mark an order paid and select "eCheck (Deluxe)", the app deep-links to payments.deluxe.com so you can claim your check without leaving your workflow. Payment dates, amounts, and aging are all logged automatically.