Supercharge your business with this new tool.
If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.
Your first 10 payments a month are free but if you are a business and plan to use Zap more than that then see how the savings can really start to kick in! Here's the difference Zap can make when compared to the cost of processing £5,000 of monthly cards sales.
Fees as advertised on January 1, 2021; Stripe 1.4% + 20p; SumUp 2.5%; iZettle 1.75%; PayPal 2.9% + 30p; Assuming average transaction of £50.
0.5% capped at £3
Payments settled instantly! No 2 or 3 day wait as with cards
Manage from your mobile or laptop. No terminal required
Money never leaves the UK Faster Payment Network - the same as a traditional bank transfer!
Create a payment request
Simply enter the amount and an optional description of what the payment is for.
Share with your customer
Send the payment request out via SMS or let them simply scan a QR code.
Funds arrive in seconds
Your customer’s payment arrives in your bank account in a matter of seconds exactly like a regular bank transfer.
Register now for an account and start accepting payments within 5 minutes. It's that simple!
Open the payment request
Open the link in the SMS or scan the QR code on the merchants device.
Select your bank and authorize the payment
The payer is taken to their mobile banking app where they simply authorize the pre-filled bank transfer. No need to key the amount or your account details and no chance of getting it wrong.
Fast and secure
The payment is made using the UK Faster Payments Network just like any other payment and is debited from their account instantly just like any other bank transfer!
A term used to describe the process of banks and other financial institutions opening up data for anyone to access, use and share.
Don’t worry - it’s not as unsafe as that description might make it sound. Banks are effectively putting in place the infrastructure for their customers’ data to be shared more easily with third parties, when the customer chooses to do so.
That last part is important. Open banking isn’t some ploy to allow banks to more easily sell their customers’ data. The intention is quite the opposite - open banking was conceived for the ultimate purpose of improving financial services for customers.
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