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You pay by card. They receive a bank transfer.
For private student landlords, letting agents and private accommodation that collect rent by bank transfer.
You pay by card
Fee 2.99% shown before you pay
They receive a bank transfer
When the person or agent collecting your student rent expects a bank transfer.
When you rent privately and rent is collected by bank transfer.
When an agency collects student rent on the landlord’s behalf.
When a private hall or manager collects rent by bank transfer.
Universities and accommodation providers set their own payment methods. Some may accept cards directly — if they do, pay them that way. PaymentFlux is for when the landlord, agent or person collecting the rent expects a bank transfer.
Yes, through PaymentFlux, when the landlord, letting agent or property manager collecting that rent expects a bank transfer. You pay by card. They receive a bank transfer.
No. Payment methods vary by university and accommodation provider. Some university halls accept cards. Check your provider’s method first. PaymentFlux is not a university halls payment portal.
No. They still receive a bank transfer. You do not need them to take cards themselves.
PaymentFlux charges a flat 2.99% fee, shown before you confirm. Your card issuer’s interest, charges and terms may still apply separately.
PaymentFlux does not advise whether using credit is suitable for you. Using a card for rent may mean interest and charges under your card agreement. Consider whether you can repay the balance.
Create your account — flat 2.99% fee shown before you confirm a rent payment.