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Fund Control for Disaster Recovery

Empowering Primes and Integrators

PayKeeper provides integrators and Primes with Escrow-at-Scale fund control tools for managing disaster recovery grants, enhancing compliance, reporting, and transparency. Our flexible solutions are suitable for FEMA, ARPA, HUD 24, CDBG-DR, and a variety of other applications.

Integrator-ready Fund Control

- Compliance first: SOC2 and 2 CFR 200 Appendix II language pre-written.
- Speed: 72-hour HUD draw timer dashboard with SMS alerts
- Transparency: Grantor & OIG read-only login—no PDF hunting at audit time
- Plug-and-Play: API or SFTP drop fits any grant-management SaaS the prime uses

Escrow-at-Scale for Primes

Escrow-at-Scale by PayKeeper allows disaster recovery grant integrators and primes to avoid the spreadsheet fatigue of manual ledgers. Say goodbye to manual reconciliation of hundreds of homeowner checks and slow cash-flow that hurt small contractors and jeopardize performance bonuses. PayKeeper’s Fund Control for Disaster Recovery Grant Management is the correct tool for the job.

PayKeeper knows Fund Control

- Fund control for government grants
- FEMA grant fund tracking
- CDBG-DR escrow platform
- HUD compliance payment software
- 2 CFR 200 escrow solution
- ARPA grant fund management
- FEMA HMGP draw management
- Automated grant fund disbursement
- FEMA BRIC fund control software
- Public sector grant fund escrow
- HUD 24 CFR 570.511 solution
- ARPA contractor payment automation
- Disaster recovery fund control subcontractor
- CDBG-DR escrow module
- FEMA prime contractor compliance tool
- Disaster recovery escrow software

How can primes stay compliant with FEMA and HUD payment rules?

What’s the best way to manage payments to subcontractors across large Disaster Recovery programs?

How can primes avoid audit findings related to fund control and payment workflows?

How can we ensure milestones are enforced before funds are released?

How do we offer transparency and accountability without slowing down internal operations?

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