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Payment Card
The state of Ohio Payment Card Program allows state agencies to use Visa cards to purchase small dollar goods and services—streamlining the procurement and payment process and reducing overhead costs.

For the state of Ohio and US Bank

Disputing a Payment Card Transaction (PDF,0.70 MB)
Disputing transactions in OAKS

All forms related to Payment Cards

Payment Card Manual (PDF,0.12 MB)
For agencies and their card holders

Participating agencies and number of cards in use

Participating agencies and number of cards in use

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
For agencies to notify OBM of new EDI account numbers once the account has been established with the vendor

State agency EDI coordinators

Frequently asked questions concerning EDI

EDI Vendor Contact Information (PDF,0.03 MB)

AEP Web Instructions (PDF,0.83 MB)
Agencies can access invoice details by using AEP Customer Service Web site
Payment Card Links and Information
- DAS Current Listing of Certified MBE's  
- DAS State Purchasing  
- Spending Volumes 2010 (XLS, 0.03 MB)  
- Spending Volumes 2009 (XLS, 0.03 MB)  
- Spending Volumes 2008 (XLS, 0.02 MB)  
- Spending Volumes 2007 (XLS, 0.03 MB)  
- Transaction Volumes 2010 (XLS, 0.03 MB)  
- Transaction Volumes 2009 (XLS, 0.03 MB)  
- Transaction Volumes 2008 (XLS, 0.02 MB)  
- Transaction Volumes 2007 (XLS, 0.03 MB)  

Credit Card Acceptance - Revenue
Credit Card Acceptance Form (PDF,0.05 MB)
Agency set up form

e-Payments White Paper (PDF,0.20 MB)
Report from the e-payment subcommittee on electronic payments infrastructure

Process Flowchart (PDF,0.02 MB)
Overview of how transactions are processed

Contact the Treasurer of State's Office Credit Card Acceptance program administration site for complete information on this program
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Archive information for this data can be viewed by visiting the Electronic Commerce Archive Page.