The First National Bank of Ipswich is here to help you with all of your business needs, including one of your biggest headaches—returned checks.

FNBI’s electronic check recovery service, Re$ubmitIt significantly reduces the burden of collecting funds from NSF checks.  This FREE* benefit potentially doubles your recovery rate. You collect more returned checks and get 100% of the face value of all checks that are collected electronically!

How Does Re$ubmitIt Work?

The Re$ubmitIt electronic check recovery service handles the collection process discreetly and electronically from beginning to end, via the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network for
re-presentment directly to the check writer’s bank account.

1. Returned checks are sent from FNBI to Re$ubmitIt, where most are converted into electronic items.
2. The electronic check file is processed and strategically timed for re-presentation to the check writer’s bank account for collection. Presenting checks at proven “time slots” improves the chance of collection.
3. If the item is not recovered on the first electronic re-presentment, it is re-cued for a second electronic re-presentment (third total). If this third presentment fails, the check will be sent to Re$ubmitIt’s FREE secondary collections, or the check can be sent back to you.
4. Upon settlement, 100% of the face value of the check is reimbursed to you automatically. The check writer’s account is charged a state-regulated collection fee to cover the cost of collection.

• No set up fees
• No equipment purchases
• Recovers 100% of the face value of all checks collected electronically
• Increases collection rates
• Recovers items more quickly
• Reduces cost of manual processing
• Provides collection status 24/7 via the Internet
• Allows you to focus on serving customers, not collections
• You are automatically enrolled
• FREE secondary collections for checks that cannot be collected electronically

If you have questions about FNBI’s Re$ubmitIt electronic check recovery service, please
call 978-356-3700.

*  In accordance with our schedule of fees the deposited item return fee will continue to be assessed.