Get Kansas Payment Center Direct Deposit

You need the recipient's name and address as it appears on the account to which you are sending money. You also need the name of the bank, the bank routing number and the bank account number. The routing number identifies the bank, while the account number is a unique identifier of your recipient's account.

It is not a credit card but works similarly to the Key2Benefits card as well as other prepaid debit cards. The cardholder may make purchases, get cash and pay bills anywhere Visa® is accepted. Funds are protected if the card is lost or stolen.

How long does it take for payments to process? The KPC will deposit your payment on the date that funds are received from your financial institution or credit card company. Normally, funds are received at the KPC two or three business days after the Payment Date you chose for the KPCpay transaction.

For Kansas orders, current support lasts until the child is emancipated (reaches adulthood). For most children, that is their 18th birthday. If a child turns eighteen while still attending high school, the child's current support order automatically continues until the end of that school year.

Your employer (or other payer) will ask you to complete a direct deposit form that will ask for several personal details, including your name, address, Social Security number and signature for authorization of the direct deposit. Include your account information.

To view payment history or to check if a specific payment has been received, processed, or distributed please visit the KPC Website or call 1-877-572-5722.

All support payments in Kansas are handled by the Kansas Payment Center (KPC). The KPC has many options and services for parents receiving support—including parents with a CSS case—and for parents paying support. To learn more, visit the KPC website, .kspaycenter.com.

Does the KPC charge a fee? You are not charged any additional fees because your support is processed through the KPC. If you have a support case with a District Court Trustee, the fees those offices charge for their services are deducted before a support payment is sent to you. They are not KPC fees.

Payments can be mailed to the Kansas Payment Center, PO Box 758599, Topeka, KS 66675. Be sure to include your SSN and case number to ensure proper credit. Payments can also be made online at the KPC Website.

Determining your direct deposit status is as simple as logging into your online bank account to see if your money's arrived. If there is a delay, you may have to check with your employer's payroll department.

You need the recipient's name and address as it appears on the account to which you are sending money. You also need the name of the bank, the bank routing number and the bank account number. The routing number identifies the bank, while the account number is a unique identifier of your recipient's account.

It is not a credit card but works similarly to the Key2Benefits card as well as other prepaid debit cards. The cardholder may make purchases, get cash and pay bills anywhere Visa® is accepted. Funds are protected if the card is lost or stolen.

How long does it take for payments to process? The KPC will deposit your payment on the date that funds are received from your financial institution or credit card company. Normally, funds are received at the KPC two or three business days after the Payment Date you chose for the KPCpay transaction.

For Kansas orders, current support lasts until the child is emancipated (reaches adulthood). For most children, that is their 18th birthday. If a child turns eighteen while still attending high school, the child's current support order automatically continues until the end of that school year.

Your employer (or other payer) will ask you to complete a direct deposit form that will ask for several personal details, including your name, address, Social Security number and signature for authorization of the direct deposit. Include your account information.

To view payment history or to check if a specific payment has been received, processed, or distributed please visit the KPC Website or call 1-877-572-5722.

All support payments in Kansas are handled by the Kansas Payment Center (KPC). The KPC has many options and services for parents receiving support—including parents with a CSS case—and for parents paying support. To learn more, visit the KPC website, .kspaycenter.com.

Does the KPC charge a fee? You are not charged any additional fees because your support is processed through the KPC. If you have a support case with a District Court Trustee, the fees those offices charge for their services are deducted before a support payment is sent to you. They are not KPC fees.

Payments can be mailed to the Kansas Payment Center, PO Box 758599, Topeka, KS 66675. Be sure to include your SSN and case number to ensure proper credit. Payments can also be made online at the KPC Website.

Determining your direct deposit status is as simple as logging into your online bank account to see if your money's arrived. If there is a delay, you may have to check with your employer's payroll department.