Get paid on time, every time with eGIRO (Direct Debit)
eGIRO (Direct Debit) pulls funds straight from your customers’ bank accounts—ideal for subscription fees, utility bills, loan repayments, or any recurring charge.










Problems we solve
Integrating eGIRO on your own isn’t a weekend project. If you choose to DIY, you will face:
4–6 months onboarding time per bank
Every institution has its own checklist and go‑live windows
Complex onboarding
You must register on the BCS portal (portal.eddanow.sg/edda), submit paperwork, and wait for approval.
UAT & LV testing
Mandatory sandbox and live‑verification cycles take weeks.
Cert management
You handle certificate generation, rotation, and expiry monitoring.
Up to 13 separate APIs
BCS exposes multiple endpoints for authorise, cancel, query, status, recall, and more—each with unique payloads
Acme collapses all of that into a single project run by our experts—so you launch in 4–6 weeks instead of half a year.

Two ways to launch eGIRO
Choose the approach that fits your needs and timeline
API Integration
Branded Webpage
Why business use eGIRO (Direct Debit) via Acme
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Even before we did any marketing, we saw a lot of organic adoption for eGIRO since we introduced this new, instant method of collections. 50% of new adopters were from customers who have never used eGIRO before.