While most companies remember 2008 as a very challenging year, one company has grown leaps and bounds. That company, MyECheck, Inc., offers online merchants, call centers, billers, retail POS and RDC/back office applications an array of comprehensive Check 21 imaging, processing and related solutions.

MyECheck has been able to easy sign on new clients in the current economic climate as ecommerce businesses strive to find new ways to reduce costs, while increasing their sales. MyECheck has been able to achieve both results by giving these businesses access to every U.S. checking account, even accounts that ACH cannot debit; providing financial access to more consumers and businesses than any other payment method at a fraction of the cost of credit-card processors.

In the last two months, the company has signed on the following high-profile clients:

– Superior Business Network, the parent company of Yellow Pages,

Today, MyECheck announced that it will be providing California State Teachers’ Retirement Fund (CalSTRS) with its Check 21 patented software. CalSTRS is recognized as the largest U.S. teachers’ retirement fund and the second largest U.S. public pension fund with a membership of 795,000 and assets of $147 billion.

CalSTRS is primarily focused on providing retirement related benefits and services to teachers in public schools and community colleges. The fund administers retirement, disability and survivor benefits for California’s 813,000 public school educators and their families.

CEO of MyECheck, Edward Starrs, stated, “We are excited to have this high profile client added to our growing roster of clients. Electronic checks have the most potential to meet current and future needs of the electronic payments industry. With the advent of MyECheck, a payment system now exists that is more efficient at a very low cost, especially when compared