Collect subscriptions and recurring fees
Collect variable and ad-hoc payments
Paid with GoCardless? Read our FAQ for customers
No - due to strict rules around ACH debit, customers must fill in their payment details and go through the signup process themselves.
With GoCardless, your business name will normally appear on the bank statement as the reference for the ACH debit with GoCardless as the recipient. With GoCardless Plus or Pro, only your business name will appear on the bank statement for domestic payment collections.
When you collect international payments from customers, customers will always see "GoCardless Ltd" on their bank statements.
You can customize how we display your business name on customer bank statements from the Settings page of your merchant dashboard.
Your customer can enter their bank details online via GoCardless; if you use GoCardless Pro they can also do so by phone or paper.
Again this depends on which of our products you choose. With GoCardless, in order to comply with the ACH debit network rules the payment pages are securely hosted on our site. You can redirect the customer to our payment page and we will redirect them back to your site. Alternatively, you can allow them to access them via a pop-out from your site.
With GoCardless Pro, you can host the payment pages on your own site and will not need to redirect customers.
No - we do not offer iFraming of our payment pages. If you use GoCardless Pro, we offer a Flow JS which lets you avoid having any bank data on your server.
Only once authorization is in place. Customers must be sent to our secure payment pages to give initial authorization of the ACH debit.
Once authorization is in place payment can be requested via the API.
Yes - GoCardless is compatible with mobiles and tablets. Our payment pages will work in any modern and up-to-date internet browser. Refer to our Supported browsers page for more details.
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GoCardless is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom as an Authorised Payment Institution to collect payments across Europe.