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Pay your letting agent by card
You normally pay your letting agent by bank transfer. With PaymentFlux you pay by card, and they still receive a bank transfer — they do not need to accept cards themselves.
Pay by debit card, credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
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
How paying a letting agent by card works
You pay by card. PaymentFlux processes your payment. Your letting agent receives a bank transfer.
You pay by card
Pay by debit card, credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay when the letting agent collecting your rent expects a bank transfer.
They receive a bank transfer
The letting agent collecting your rent receives it as a bank transfer. They do not need to take card payments themselves. Payments are usually processed to completion within 5 business days.
Tenant
PaymentFlux
Letting agent
Receives a bank transfer
What you do next
From account setup to your letting agent’s bank transfer.
Step 2
Add your letting agent
Add the letting agent or property manager you pay rent to.
Step 3
Pay rent by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay
Confirm the rent amount and total charge. Your rent is sent by bank transfer and payments are usually processed to completion within 5 business days.
Your letting agent still receives a bank transfer
They do not need to accept card payments themselves.
Letting agent
The letting agent collecting rent on behalf of the landlord.
Property manager
The property manager authorised to receive rent for the property, when that is who you pay.
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. UK customers can pay rent by card to their letting agent or property manager through PaymentFlux. They receive a bank transfer.
No. You pay PaymentFlux by card and your letting agent receives a bank transfer. They do not need to take cards themselves.
Pay the person or company authorised to collect your rent — often the letting agent. PaymentFlux does not change your tenancy payment instructions.
No. Your letting agent does not need a PaymentFlux account to receive the rent as a bank transfer.
Once the payment is completed, PaymentFlux sends the rent as a bank transfer. A successful card charge is not the same as completed rent. Follow status in your account. Payments are usually processed to completion within 5 business days.
PaymentFlux charges a flat 2.99% fee, shown before you confirm. Your card issuer may apply its own interest, charges or terms.
Still have a question?
Visit our Help Centre or contact our support team.
Ready to pay your letting agent by card?
Create your account to pay your letting agent by card — flat 2.99% fee shown before you confirm.