Get paid faster and seamlessly manage your payments within Chaser with Chaser Pay
What is Chaser Pay?
Offer a seamless payment experience to your customers with Chaser Pay and increase your chances of receiving prompt payments. Your customers can make payments using their preferred method of payment: credit or debit card, Apple pay, Google pay, or instant bank transfer.
View and manage your payments and payouts directly within Chaser using the Chaser Pay dashboard. You won’t need to set-up or use any third-party applications.
Your Chaser Pay dashboard will provide the relevant details for you to mark the invoices as paid and reconcile the payments received. Xero and Quickbooks online users will have their invoices automatically marked as paid when a successful payment is made.
NB instant bank transfers are only available for transactions made from a UK bank account to another UK bank account.
Who can use Chaser Pay?
You can use Chaser Pay if your funds will be received into a UK bank account.
If you’re interested in using Chaser Pay but wish to be paid into a bank account with a different currency (or multiple bank accounts), let our support team know at support@chaserhq.com so we can hear your feedback.
How do I sign up for Chaser Pay?
It is recommended that you follow this Chaser Pay onboarding support document to help you through the signup process for Chaser Pay.
- Navigate to the manage section in your account.
- Create your Chaser Pay account.
- Complete the registration
- Select your relevant payment accounts (applicable to Xero and Quickbooks online users only)
- Select a payment account for each currency that you wish to take payments for (supported currencies are GBP, USD and EUR).
NB: If you are using an account system other than Xero or Quickbooks online, all currencies (GBP, USD and EUR) will be supported by default.
How to get your team onboard with using Chaser Pay
If you need to request permission from a decision-maker to start using Chaser Pay at your business, you can use this email template to get buy-in from your team.
How to get your customers onboard with using Chaser Pay
To let your customers know about the convenient payment options now available to them, you can use one of the below email templates:
If your customers have questions about paying you via these new payment options, you can use this FAQ document to answer some common questions.
Demonstration of Chaser Pay
What information is required to sign up?
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Company |
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Date of birth |
Company registration number |
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Phone number |
Business web address |
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Business web address (if available) |
List of services provided |
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List of services provided |
Company bank account details |
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Bank account details |
Phone number |
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Copy of bank statement (only if requested) |
Operational address |
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Copy of passport or driver's licence (only if requested) |
Date of birth for all company stakeholders |
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Address for all company stakeholders |
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Nationality for all company stakeholders |
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Role for all company stakeholders |
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Percentage of busiess ownership of all company stakeholders |
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Passport or driving license copy for all company stakeholders |
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Company representative's authorisation |
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VAT number |
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Copy of company bank statement |
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Copy of company utility bill document |
Limited companies may also need to supply the details of a stakeholder together with incorporation documents and bank statements.
If you need help sourcing information, or requesting any of the required information from your team when signing up for Chaser Pay, it is recommended that you follow this Chaser Pay onboarding support containing guidance and templates.
What is the cost of using Chaser Pay?
There are no monthly fees for Chaser Pay - access is included in your Chaser subscription. You’re charged a small fee for each payment made, while instant bank transfers are free
Each payment you receive is subject to a small fee.
Note: Any payments which are made in EUR or USD that will be to your GBP bank account will be subjected to fees according to the receiving bank policy.
Learn how Chaser Pay works here.