Your customer taps once in their bank app. The funds land in your account, time-stamped and final. No held balances. No surprise fees. No calling something "paid" until it actually is.
A real settlement timestamp. Not an estimate.
Today it usually means a status changed in someone else's app. Funds get held, surcharged, reversed, or quietly delayed. You finish the job and start a second job chasing the check.
Status flips green on Tuesday. Funds clear Friday. Sometimes.
A small fee to send. A bigger fee to get it today. Margin gone.
You finance the project. You wait. Cash flow takes the hit.
Basements and back lots break most "tap to pay" tools.
Send a link by text or email. Capture it on site if the signal is weak. Works in basements.
They approve the payment in their own bank app. No new logins. No new accounts. No phone tag.
Final and irrevocable on the same rails banks use to settle each other. Stamped with the time it landed.
Every feature is built to remove a job you should not have to do: chasing, calling, recording, reconciling.
Your customer pushes the payment from inside their bank app, the way Venmo or Zelle works for friends, but for the size of a real construction or service invoice. Once it settles, it does not come back.
Three states, three time stamps, synced to QuickBooks and Xero. Nothing reads "paid" until the funds are sitting in your bank account. No more arguing with your books on Monday morning.
One number per transaction. No "extra to get it today." No seat fees. Works offline at the curb when signal is bad, then syncs the second a bar comes back.
A short checklist, the documents you already have, and a human standing by within one business day if you need one. No vague "under review."
Your bookkeeper can keep their workflow. Your project manager can keep their contract software. TruePay just makes sure the money moves.
Drop in days from invoice signed to money in the bank, pilot subcontractor average.
"Phantom paid" incidents in pilot. A payment is only ever called paid when it lands.
Average time to self-clear a flagged payment, with a one-business-day human if you want one.
"I switched after the third week of getting a 'paid' notification on something that was not actually in the bank. Now the status I see is the status that is true."
"The first invoice closed in two minutes from a basement. I had been ready to call the homeowner from the truck again."
No login, no demo call. Drop in twelve months of invoice totals and see exactly what TruePay would have cost — line by line, against what you actually paid.
Pilot crews are being onboarded one trade at a time.
If your customer taps approve during banking hours on a business day, the money lands in your account that day, on the same rails banks use to settle each other. If it does not, we do not call it same day.
There is not one. One flat per-transaction fee, posted on the price page, same whether the money lands in two minutes or two hours.
We fall back to a check, automatically, and the invoice status stays honest the whole way through. You always know exactly where the money is.
No. TruePay does one job: settle the money and report status honestly. Your QuickBooks, Xero, and project software stay where they are.
Get in line for the pilot. One trade at a time, with a real human walking you through the first invoice.