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Your tenant pays by card. Your agency receives the rent by bank transfer.
PaymentFlux lets renters fund their rent by card while you receive a bank transfer. You do not need to take card payments yourself — even when you collect rent on behalf of landlords.
Tenants can fund rent by card. You keep receiving the rent as a bank transfer, without card-processing infrastructure.
When a tenant wants to pay rent by card, they complete the payment in PaymentFlux.
Your agency still receives the rent as a bank transfer — the same collection method you already use for landlords.
You do not need to take card payments yourself. PaymentFlux handles the card-funded payment.
The tenant completes the payment in PaymentFlux. You keep collecting by bank transfer.
Step 1
When a tenant asks about paying by card, point them to the letting-agent or rent page.
Step 2
The tenant registers, adds your agency 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.
A tenant payment path — not a new collection stack.
Tenants complete the payment in PaymentFlux. Near-term use is education and referral — not a new agency collection product.
You continue collecting rent on behalf of landlords by bank transfer. PaymentFlux does not replace your tenancy or collection processes.
Share How it works, Pricing and the tenant letting-agent page when someone asks about paying by card.
Letting agencies that collect rent by bank transfer and receive tenant questions about card payments.
Agencies that want a clear answer when tenants ask about paying rent by card.
Teams that keep bank transfer as the collection method and do not want to take cards themselves.
Staff who need a shareable tenant page when someone asks about paying by card.
PaymentFlux is not a letting-agent payments or rent-collection SaaS product. Tenants complete the payment in PaymentFlux.
No. PaymentFlux is a customer payment bridge. Tenants pay by card; your agency receives a bank transfer. It does not replace your tenancy or collection processes.
The tenant pays a flat 2.99% PaymentFlux fee, shown before they confirm. Issuer charges may also apply to the tenant.
No. The tenant pays by card through PaymentFlux. Your agency receives the rent by bank transfer. You do not need to take cards yourself.
Point tenants who ask about card payments to the PaymentFlux letting-agent page.