We know that when running a club there’s always something else to be done. You’ve got to get this month’s subs out (and some players haven’t paid last month’s yet, but who?). They forgot to pay, you forgot to remind them - it happens, but maybe a bit too often.
How well is the club doing financially anyway? You’re spending way too much of your own time doing the admin, working out exactly who owes what, and what's been collected. Updating the numbers is such a hassle that you put it off, which then makes it an even bigger job.
It’s all a bit of a mess.
We hear you. Collecting money needn’t be time-consuming or difficult. Imagine if you could:
✔ Collect every single payment
✔ Know exactly where the club is financially
✔ Spend a lot less time on admin
✔ Get paid within minutes, not weeks
✔ Receive and process payments automatically
✔ Spot late payments and instantly chase them up
✔ Record all of your payments in one place
Payzip helps you do all of this, and more. Built specifically for club treasurers and secretaries, Payzip is a member payment system that helps you get your head out of the books and back into the game.
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Payzip is aimed squarely at the club treasurer, with a focus on managing and collecting payments.
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Payzip is purely pay-as-you-go - there's no subscription, no app for your members (or their parents!) to install - they just can pay straight from the email invoice. With automated payment reminders and consolidated weekly payments, Payzip saves treasurers hours of time each week.
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Treasurers and secretaries of sports clubs, leagues, and governing bodies.
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Based on our record, Monzo seems to be more popular. It has been mentiond 17 times since March 2021. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.
Not entirely relevant to your question but monzo have US accounts, https://monzo.com/us/. Source: 10 months ago
In case you missed it, our Monzo US website also got a makeover! We still have big plans to make it easier to find resources you need to make managing your money easy. Be sure to watch this space. 👀. Source: 11 months ago
If you can't log in the help email is at the bottom of the US homepage https://monzo.com/us/. Source: about 1 year ago
I did some digging and found out that the most popular neobank, Monzo, in the UK came to the US and it seems incredibly promising! As a larger and more established Neobank, they are much less likely to sell out to big corporations (RIP Simple and One). They seem to have a lot of similar ideas One had and are even working on adding more, all based on live input from their users. The website is ... Source: over 1 year ago
So basically check out https://dasbudget.com/features and https://monzo.com/us/. Combine all those features and consider that Monzo has a public API that allows DAS Budget to get instant transaction updates from it. Source: over 1 year ago
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