Get paid faster! Enroll in Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) and we'll send claim payments electronically to your designated bank account. Payments can be made in your bank account in as little as 48 hours.
EFT is a free service only available to Delta Dental participating dentists. South Dakota dentists can enroll by completing and submitting the EFT enrollment form below. Dentists outside of South Dakota should contact their local Delta Dental member company.
Secure
EFT / Direct Deposit transfers are routed through approved banking channels in highly protected formats. Delta Dental's EFT process exceeds privacy and security standards with password-encrypted account entry only.
Safe
Electronic payments don't get lost, stolen, or delayed, and the electronic transfer process greatly reduces the number of people who have access to your private information.
Fast
Payments go directly to your account, eliminating time spent on printing and mailing. You don't have to go to the bank or wait for checks to clear--funds are available immediately.
Flexible
Paper and electronic claims are both paid by EFT / Direct Deposit.
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Delta Dental of South Dakota
720 North Euclid Avenue
PO Box 1157
Pierre, SD 57501
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