Vaughan Credit Union Cash Management solutions are designed to help Canadian businesses and organizations control inflows and outflows, optimize liquidity, and streamline everyday banking processes.
From payroll and payables to receivables, deposits, and short-term investments, we work with you to build a cash management approach that supports your growth, protects working capital, and reduces manual admin.
Consolidate your Vaughan CU accounts and gain a clearer real-time view of balances, payables, and receivables across your organization.
Reduce manual work with automated payments, deposits, sweeps, and reporting tools that save time for your finance and operations teams.
Put surplus balances to work with automated transfers into savings, short-term investments, or designated reserve accounts.
Work with Vaughan CU advisors who understand your business and help you fine-tune cash management as your needs evolve.
We start by reviewing how money moves through your business—sales, payables, payroll, and reserves—so we can identify key opportunities.
Together we select the right mix of payment tools, deposit services, liquidity solutions, and reporting options to support your strategy.
Our team helps you set everything up, train your staff if needed, and makes adjustments as your operations, volumes, or goals change over time.
From small businesses to complex organizations, Vaughan Credit Union’s cash management solutions are designed to help you move money efficiently, reduce friction in daily operations, and keep your focus where it matters most—on running and growing your business.
Connect with a Cash Management SpecialistReal stories from members who’ve trusted Vaughan Credit Union with their everyday banking and long-term goals.
“Vaughan Credit Union helped me save for my first home and walked me through every step of the mortgage process. I never feel like just a number here.”
“The team at Vaughan CU understood my business and approved the financing I needed to grow. It feels like having a financial partner, not just a bank.”