Living in Thailand
Your first week in Thailand, without the admin scramble.
A calm order for the practical jobs that make everything else easier: your address, phone, transport, home records and first local routines.
For landlords
The rent arrives whole, in baht, in your own account - and the monthly chase for a transfer slip is over.
What changes for you
International transfers arrive late and light, with fees taken along the way. On Paydeck, your tenant pays by card, the service fee is theirs and is shown to them, and the amount you confirmed is the amount you receive. ฿30,000 is ฿30,000.

You stay in control
Your tenant's rent amount reaches you as a request. You confirm the amount and the stay - then, and only then, can they pay. No one can pay you the wrong amount, and no one can claim they already did: the record is on both phones.

One verification, every tenant
Your verification belongs to you, not to a tenancy. Tenants change; your verified status doesn't. The next foreign tenant pays you the same day they move in.

A month, in numbers
You receive exactly ฿30,000, within 1–2 business days.
What you need
บัตรประชาชน
Your 13-digit ID number and the laser code on the back of the card.
ทะเบียนบ้าน
The address on your house registration - not necessarily where you live now.
เซลฟี่ยืนยันตัวตน
Done by you, on your phone, in about a minute.
บัญชีธนาคารไทย
Where your payouts arrive. The name must match your ID.
How it goes
The first time takes a few minutes. After that you only confirm the amount.
Your ID, your face and your bank account. You do this once, by yourself.
Type the amount and the month. Your guest gets the request in the app.
Your guest pays by card. The full rent goes into your Thai bank account.
Nothing. The service fee is paid by your guest and shown to them before they confirm. If your rent is ฿30,000, you receive ฿30,000.
Living in Thailand
A calm order for the practical jobs that make everything else easier: your address, phone, transport, home records and first local routines.
Your stay and home
A deposit is the largest early commitment of many stays. Slow the moment down, verify the home and keep a record built for move-out day.