They accept cards directly
Some landlords or letting agents take card payments themselves. If they do, pay them by their method.
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Can I pay rent by credit card?
Yes. PaymentFlux lets UK renters pay rent by card when their rent recipient expects a bank transfer.
Tenant
PaymentFlux
Landlord
Receives a bank transfer
You pay by card
Debit card, credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay
PaymentFlux processes your payment
Your card payment is securely processed
Your rent recipient receives a bank transfer
They get your rent in the usual way
Two ways rent can be paid by card
PaymentFlux is for the bank-transfer route.
They expect bank transfer
PaymentFlux lets you pay rent by card when the person collecting your rent expects a bank transfer.
When PaymentFlux helps
When the person collecting your rent expects a bank transfer.
Landlord
The person or company you rent from.
Letting agent
The agent collecting rent for the landlord.
Property manager
The manager authorised to receive rent.
Student accommodation
A student accommodation provider that collects your rent.
Council / local authority
A local authority that collects your residential rent.
Housing association
A housing association that collects your residential rent.
How to pay with PaymentFlux
From creating your account to paying your rent.
Step 1
Create your account
Sign up with Google or email.
Step 2
Add who you pay rent to
Enter their details and the bank account where the rent should be sent.
Step 3
Review, pay and follow through
Confirm the amount and fee, then follow payment status to their bank transfer.
Why use PaymentFlux
The essentials, visible before you pay.
Ways to pay
Pay by debit card, credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Fee shown before you pay
See the PaymentFlux fee before you confirm.
Track your payment
Follow your payment through to the recipient.
Common questions
Yes. Some landlords or agents take cards directly. If yours expects a bank transfer, you can pay by card through PaymentFlux.
If they accept card payments themselves, you would use their method. PaymentFlux is for rent payments where the person collecting your rent expects bank transfer rather than taking cards directly.
That is a common UK rent collection method. You can pay by card through PaymentFlux, and they still receive a bank transfer.
PaymentFlux charges a flat 2.99% fee, shown before you confirm. Your card issuer may apply additional interest, charges or terms. Those issuer costs are separate from the PaymentFlux service fee.
No. A successful card step is not completed rent. Follow status in your account until the bank transfer has been executed.
Your card issuer’s interest, charges and terms may apply in addition to the PaymentFlux fee. PaymentFlux does not set those issuer costs. Review your card agreement before you pay.
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. The PaymentFlux fee is shown before you confirm.
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