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.
Saurabh23 August 2026
For businesses
Your foreign customers hold cards. Take them.
Schools, clinics and service firms - invoice your foreign customers, let them pay by card, and receive baht in your own account.
What changes for you
Card acceptance without becoming a card merchant.
No terminal or website integration is needed. You verify your business once, confirm each real bill and receive baht into your own Thai bank account. Paydeck and its payment partners handle the card flow and keep a shared payment record for you and your customer.
Built for invoices
Every payment settles a bill you confirmed.
Tuition terms, treatment plans, service contracts - the customer pays the amount you stated, never an open figure. Both of you keep the same receipt, which ends the who-paid-what conversation before it starts.
Who fits
If foreigners owe you money for real services, you fit.
Language schools
Term fees from international students.
Clinics
Treatment plans for foreign patients.
Home services
Cleaning, repairs and maintenance firms.
Professional services
Visa agents, accountants, legal offices.
Not only homes
Schools, clinics and services can be paid too
Schools and language centres
Term fees and courses, paid by card by a foreign family, with a receipt in both languages.
Clinics and dentists
Treatment paid by a foreign patient who may not have a Thai bank account.
Service businesses
Cleaning, repairs and maintenance for foreign residents, paid without cash.
Business questions.
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.