How does QuickPay (Beta) work?

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Written by Eric Labrecque
Updated over a week ago

What is QuickPay?

QuickPay is a Beta feature that Baselane is testing so that you can receive rent in as little as 2 business days (rather than the standard processing time where payments will arrive in 4-5 business days).
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*QuickPay will remain free for a limited time while in the Beta phase.

Which payments are eligible for QuickPay?

Baselane uses a number of factors to determine if a tenant's payment is eligible for QuickPay, including their payment method, balance at time of payment (if available), and payment history (must have at least one successful payment).

To see if a tenant's rent payment was processed with QuickPay:

  1. Navigate to the Rent Collection tab.

  2. Under the Active Lease tab, click on the tenant's lease details.

  3. On the Rent Collection Details page, click the blue 'View All Invoices' button next to 'Payments'.

  4. Look for invoices with a green lightning bolt icon. This icon indicates the invoice was processed with QuickPay. This applies to both 'Completed' and 'Processing' invoices.

Which of my tenants are eligible for QuickPay?

As noted above, Baselane uses a number of factors to determine if a tenant's payment is eligible for QuickPay, including their payment method, balance at time of payment (if available), and payment history (must have at least one successful payment). However, because tenants may have multiple payment methods, an eligible tenant may have specific payments that are not QuickPay eligible.

To see whether a tenant is eligible for QuickPay:

  1. Access the Rent Collection Tab: Navigate to this tab on your dashboard.

  2. Find the Tenant: Under the 'Active Lease' section, click on the details of the tenant you're interested in.

  3. Check for Eligibility: On the Rent Collection Details page, look under the 'Tenant Details'. If they're eligible, you'll see 'QuickPay Eligible' next to the tenant's name

    and email.

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