ACH & Card

Collect rent by bank, card, or wallet

Every renter. Every way to pay.

  • ACH bank transfer for lower-cost payments
  • Cards for renters who need flexibility
  • Apple Pay & Google Pay built into mobile
  • Cash deposit options when needed
  • Quick payouts to your bank in 2–3 business days

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Payment methodsFlexible
ACH bank transfer Low-cost · direct to you
ACH
Card payment Visa · Mastercard · more
Card
Apple Pay / Google Pay Tap to pay on mobile
Wallet
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Flexible rent collection

How RentRedi Makes Paying Rent Easy

Give every renter a way to pay that fits them — while you get reliable deposits into the right account.

ACH & cards

Secure online rent payments by bank transfer or card, with funds landing in your account.

Digital wallets

Apple Pay and Google Pay are built into the mobile payment experience for one-tap rent.

Quick payouts

Accelerated transfers hit your bank in about 2–3 business days so cash flow stays predictable.

Cleaner books

Route rent and deposits to the right bank accounts by property or unit as you grow.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about ACH & card payments

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Renters can pay by ACH bank transfer, card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cash deposit options — so almost every tenant has a convenient way to pay.

Quick payouts typically reach your bank in about 2–3 business days, with payout history you can review anytime.

Yes. Flexible payment options let tenants choose the method that works for them while you keep collecting through one system.

Unregistered tenants can view charges and pay through a landlord invite link, even before they finish setting up an account.

Yes. Route rent and security deposits to different bank accounts by property or unit, with portfolio-wide defaults as you add doors.

Yes. RentRedi supports direct payments from third parties like family members or co-signers when that is how rent gets covered.