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A resident pays by card. You receive the rent by bank transfer.
If you are authorised to receive rent, PaymentFlux lets residents fund that payment by card while you receive a bank transfer. You do not need to take card payments yourself.
Residents can fund rent by card. You still receive a bank transfer, without taking cards yourself.
When a resident wants to pay rent by card, they complete the payment in PaymentFlux.
You keep receiving rent as a bank transfer — including where you collect rent on behalf of landlords.
You do not need card-processing infrastructure. PaymentFlux handles the card-funded rent payment.
Residents complete the payment in PaymentFlux. You receive a bank transfer.
Step 1
When residents ask about card payments, point them to the rent page — or the letting-agent page if you collect as a letting agent.
Step 2
The resident 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 resident can follow status in their PaymentFlux account through to confirmation.
A resident payment path — not a new property-management platform.
Residents complete registration and payment in PaymentFlux. Near-term use is education and referral.
You keep your existing collection process. PaymentFlux does not replace your operations stack.
Tenants use PaymentFlux directly. This is not a portfolio dashboard or property-management integration.
Property managers who are authorised to receive rent by bank transfer and need a clear resident referral path.
Teams that want a clear answer when residents ask about paying by card.
Where you collect rent on behalf of landlords and residents want to fund that payment by card.
Staff who need shareable pages when someone asks about paying rent by card.
PaymentFlux is not a property-management payments platform and does not replace your ops stack. Tenants complete the payment in PaymentFlux.
No. Near-term use is education and referral. Residents use PaymentFlux directly to pay rent by card. You receive a bank transfer.
The tenant pays a flat 2.99% fee shown before confirmation. Issuer charges may also apply to the tenant.
No. The resident pays by card through PaymentFlux. You receive the rent by bank transfer. You do not need to take cards yourself.
Share the page that matches how rent is collected. If you collect as a letting agent, the letting-agent page may be clearer; otherwise share the rent page.
Share the PaymentFlux rent page when residents ask about paying by card.