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Your tenant pays by card. You receive the rent by bank transfer.
If a tenant wants to pay rent by card, they use PaymentFlux. You do not need to take card payments yourself.
The tenant funds the rent by card. You still receive a bank transfer, without taking cards yourself.
They complete the rent payment in PaymentFlux using their card.
You continue receiving rent through your usual bank-transfer process.
You do not need to accept cards directly or run card payments for rent.
The tenant completes the payment in PaymentFlux. You receive a bank transfer.
Step 1
When a tenant asks about paying by card, they use the landlord or rent page rather than paying you by card directly.
Step 2
The tenant registers, adds you as the rent recipient, and pays the rent amount plus the PaymentFlux fee by card.
Step 3
The rent arrives as a bank transfer. The tenant can follow status in their PaymentFlux account through to confirmation.
Practical facts for tenant conversations.
Tenants see the fee and status in PaymentFlux. A successful card step alone does not complete the rent payment.
You continue receiving rent through your usual bank-transfer process once the payment completes.
PaymentFlux does not manage tenancies, arrears, deposits, or landlord accounting for you.
Landlords who collect rent by bank transfer and receive tenant questions about card payments.
Individual landlords who do not take cards and want a clear answer for tenants.
Company or organisational landlords who collect rent by bank transfer.
Where rent is collected by an agent, tenants may use the letting-agent journey instead.
PaymentFlux is not a landlord rent-collection app. Tenants complete the payment in PaymentFlux.
No. Your tenant pays by card through PaymentFlux. You receive the rent by bank transfer. You do not need to take card payments yourself.
The published model is a flat 2.99% fee paid by the tenant and shown before they confirm.
No. Your tenant pays PaymentFlux by card. You receive the rent as a bank transfer. You do not need a PaymentFlux account.
If a letting agent collects rent, tenants may use the letting-agent card-payment journey instead of a direct landlord journey.
Point tenants to the landlord card-payment page when they ask about paying by card.