Incoming Payments
All incoming funds must be deposited into UND’s bank account and recorded in the general ledger.
It is the responsibility of each department to ensure that the appropriate forms or information are submitted to UND Treasury to facilitate accurate recording.
When funds are received in the form of cash, check, or credit card, departments must submit a departmental deposit through an E-Form to notify UND Treasury. If physical tender such as cash or check is received, the funds must be securely dropped off at either the designated outdoor drop box at the UND Bronson Center or the locked drop box in Twamley Hall, Room 107.
ACH and wire funds are deposited directly into UND’s bank account and recorded by Treasury. Departments are responsible for informing UND Treasury in advance that they are expecting a deposit and must provide the appropriate account, fund, and department codes to ensure proper recording in the general ledger.
To streamline processing and reduce risk, departments are strongly encouraged to avoid accepting cash or paper checks whenever possible. Electronic payment methods such as ACH, wire, or credit card are preferred.
If cash is received, the department must submit a department deposit. Cash should be deposited upon receipt of the cash and should not be held in the department for any reason. After the deposit is submitted online, the deposit must be physically dropped off the same or next business day. Please do not put multiple deposit submissions in the same envelope, but rather separate each deposit submission in it's own envelope.
Please note: all cash and coin must be in USD.
Submit a Department Deposit - Cash
- Log into Campus Connection
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- If you do not have the eForms tile you must request access.
- Select "Associate VP Finance"
- Select "Departmental Deposit"
- Complete the Description field. Ex: "Receipt of funds for April rent on lease 12345."
- Do not key, "deposit" into this field. This should be the description of what the deposit is for.
- Select Deposit Type: Departmental Deposit
- Select Department Number and Department Name
- Key in your UND phone number
- Enter the amount. If the deposit should be split between multiple funding strings, use the + to insert additional rows. The total of these rows must equal the total of the deposit.
- A cash short occurs when the cash recorded by a department sub-system does not tie
to the physical count of cash done by the department before sending the cash to Treasury.
- If the deposit does not have a cash short, select no.
- If the deposit has a cash short, select yes and complete the cash short section. UND-Treasury will record the cash short in the general ledger on behalf of the department at the time the deposit is processed by UND-Treasury.
- Select the cash type and key the associated amounts. Use the + to add additional rows.
- If the deposit is associated with a gift, complete the Gift Deposit section of the form. If completing this section, the chartfields on the deposit must be hitting 478005 or 478010.
- Attach any backup for the deposit.
- Submit the form. You will receive an automated email that the form has been submitted.
If you did not receive an email, the form was not submitted.
- Make note of the form submission number as you will write this on the envelope for deposit to Treasury
- Put cash/coin in a blue bank bag, write the form submission number on a sticky note or piece of paper and put in the bank bag, and lock the bag. If your department does not have any blue bank bags, contact UND.Treasury@UND.edu.
- Use the designated outdoor drop-off at the UND Bronson Center to drop off the deposit. The outdoor drop-off is located on the building’s north wall in the first drive-through lane. Envelopes must be no thicker than 1.25 inches to fit into the slot. Please ensure the envelope you use is clearly labeled and sealed before placing it in the dropbox. Alternatively, deposits may be dropped off at Twamley room 107 in the locked dropbox.
There is a step-by-step guide available with screenshots of the process available upon request, please reach out to UND.Treasury@UND.edu.
If checks are received, the department must submit a department deposit. Checks received by the department must be respectively endorsed at the time the evelope is opened or at the time the check is received. Checks should be deposited upon receipt and should not be held in the department for any reason. After the deposit is submitted online, the deposit must be physically dropped off the same or next business day. Please do not put multiple deposit submissions in the same evelope, but rather separate each deposit submission in it's own envelope.
Please Note: Checks should only be collected for one time/sporadic payments from a vendor or from a foreign vendor. All checks must be written to UND in USD.
Submit a Department Deposit - Check
- Log into Campus Connection
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- If you do not have the eForms tile you must request access.
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- Select "Associate VP Finance"
- Select "Departmental Deposit"
- Complete the Description field. Ex: "Receipt of funds for April rent on lease 12345."
- Do not key, "deposit" into this field. This should be the description of what the deposit is for.
- Select Deposit Type: Departmental Deposit
- Select Department Number and Department Name
- Key in your UND phone number
- Enter the amount. If the deposit should be split between multiple funding strings, use the + to insert additional rows. The total of these rows must equal the total of the deposit.
- A cash short does not apply to checks; select no.
- Key the total amount of the check(s) in the tender line, "checks."
- If the deposit is associated with a gift, complete the Gift Deposit section of the form. If completing this section, the chartfields on the deposit must be hitting 478005 or 478010.
- Attach any backup for the deposit. If submitting multiple checks, a check listing must be attached. Do not submit a copy of the check as backup as this contains banking information.
- Submit the form. You will receive an automated email that the form has been submitted.
If you did not receive an email, the form was not submitted.
- Make note of the form submission number as you will write this on the envelope for deposit to Treasury
- Put the check(s) in an envelope and seal the envelope.
- Write the deposit form submission number on the envelope
- Use the designated outdoor drop-off at the UND Bronson Center to drop off the deposit. The outdoor drop-off is located on the building’s north wall in the first drive-through lane. Envelopes must be no thicker than 1.25 inches to fit into the slot. Please ensure the envelope you use is clearly labeled and sealed before placing it in the dropbox. Alternatively, deposits may be dropped off at Twamley room 107 in the locked dropbox.
There is a step-by-step guide available with screenshots of the process available upon request, please reach out to UND.Treasury@UND.edu.
Departments who have a physical credit card machine must follow PCI guidelines. Departments who currently accept credit cards should review the Credit Card Acceptance and Processing Policy. Departments who do not currently accept credit cards, but wish to, should contact UND Treasury.
If a physical credit card is processed, the department must batch the credit card machine and submit a department deposit the same or next business day.
Deposits must be submitted by batch date and MID. Do not combine multiple batch dates or multiple MID numbers in a single deposit.
Submit a Department Deposit - Credit Card
- Log into Campus Connection
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- If you do not have the eForms tile you must request access.
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- Select "Associate VP Finance"
- Select "Departmental Deposit"
- Complete the Description field with the MID number and batch date (both are listed on the settlement summary report)
- Select Deposit Type: Departmental Deposit
- Select Department Number and Department Name
- Key in your UND phone number
- Enter the amount. If the deposit should be split between multiple funding strings, use the + to insert additional rows. The total of these rows must equal the total of the deposit.
- A cash short does not apply to a credit card deposit; select no.
- Key the amount in the credit card field under "Other Tender Information"
- The amount shown on the credit card summary report attached to the departmental deposit must tie to the amount keyed in this field.
- Attach any backup for the deposit. At a minimum, the credit card summary report must
be attached.
- Submit the form. You will receive an automated email that the form has been submitted. If you did not receive an email, the form was not submitted.
There is a step-by-step guide available with screenshots of the process available upon request, please reach out to UND.Treasury@UND.edu
To ensure secure and accurate processing of ACH or Wire payments to the University of North Dakota, departments must coordinate with Treasury before sharing any banking information with vendors.Once a vendor is authorized to pay UND via ACH or wire, funds are deposited directly into UND’s bank account and recorded by Treasury.
Wire payments are recommended for receipt of payments from vendors outside of the US with a foreign bank account. There is typically a bank fee to the sender of the funds associated with a wire. Alternative receipt of payment of foreign funds from a vendor is a check written to UND in USD.
ACH stands for Automated Clearing House and it is the preferred way for a domestic vendor to make reoccuring payments to UND.
Setup Vendor Up to Pay via Wire/ACH
If a department will receive reoccurring payments from a vendor, the department may work with the vendor to set up ACH or wire payments. The vendor will request UND's banking information which the department must request from UND Treasury for each new vendor by completing the ACH and Wire setup form.
After the ACH and Wire Setup form has been completed by the department, UND Treasury will provide the department with the banking information. This information should not be provided to other vendors aside from the one requested. We ask that departments be sure they understand who they are sending the banking information to at the vendor; it should be someone the department has a working relationship with to decrease the risk of sending to phishing attempts.
It is important that the vendor understand they are not allowed to auto-debit from UND’s bank account.
Wire/ACH Expected
Once a vendor is authorized to pay UND via ACH or wire, funds are deposited directly into UND’s bank account and recorded by Treasury.
To inform UND Treasury of an incoming ACH or Wire please email UND.Treasury@und.edu and provide the following information:
- Payment amount
- Date expected
- Acct/fund/dept the funds should be deposited into
Any incoming payments, that Treasury has not been notified about, will be returned to the sender or will be automatically coded to the treasury central fund.
Please note:The department is responsible for backup and substantiation behind the charge associated with the deposit and receipt of funds, not UND Treasury.
FAQs
- Log into Campus Connection
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- If you do not have the eForms tile, send an email with your name and EMPLID to: reginfo@UND.edu and indicate that you do not have the eForms tile.
- Select "View an eForm"
- Enter any applicable search criteria and click search
- Once you have located and opened the departmental deposit, scroll to the bottom of the screen and click next. This will show the history of the deposit workflow.
If Treasury has questions or corrections on your deposit form, it will be returned to the department. The individual who submitted the form will receive an automated email that the form has been returned. The form will not be processed until the department corrects the information and re-submits. Please do not submit a new form, but rather amend the form that was returned.
- Log into Campus Connection
- Select "UND E-Forms" Tile
- Select "Update an E-Form"
- Enter any applicable search criteria and click search
- Make any corrections to the department deposit
- Click re-submit
Cash, Check & Credit Card
Once you submit a deposit, UND Treasury reviews and processes deposits every Tuesday and Thursday. On the day your deposit is processed (Cashiered), it is entered into the general ledger. That same day, it will be reflected in your fund balance. When the deposit is posted, you'll see a Journal ID starting with "SF."
Wire & ACH
These transactions are recorded once per month through journal entry submitted by UND Treasury. The journal entry is dated the last day of the month. It will post by the fourth business day of the following month, but it will be backdated to the month when the wire/ACH was recieved.
Journal ID Example: ACHAUGFY26 meaning it is the ACH journal import for August in fiscal year 2026.
A negative total on your daily settlement report usually means a return (refund) was processed on your credit card machine, and there weren’t enough sales that day to offset it.
Because Campus Connection cannot cashier negative deposits, your department should not submit a department deposit for that day. Instead, submit a journal entry to record the return. Please submit your journal entry with the Journal ID of BND400RTRN.
Please reach out to UND.Treasury@und.edu with any questions.
If a Wire or ACH deposit arrives at UND but no department claims it, UND Treasury will attempt to identify where the funds belong. If Treasury cannot determine the correct department after all reasonable efforts, the bank is instructed to return the funds to the sender.
If your vendor notifies you that their payment was returned:
- Ask the vendor to resend the funds.
- Contact UND Treasury right away to let them know the payment is on its way. This helps ensure the deposit is correctly identified and recorded to your department’s fund.
If your department receives ACH or wire funds that Treasury was not informed about, UND Treasury may temporarily record the ACH in account 23047‑3110.
Once your department identifies the funds, you are responsible for submitting a journal
entry to move the money from that holding account into your department’s correct fund.
The journal entry should be dated the same day your department identifies the funds.