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 property managers
Every payment arrives labelled with the unit, the month and the purpose - because it was paid against an amount you confirmed.
What changes for you
Today: bank transfers with empty references, screenshots across three chat apps, and month-end spent matching amounts to units. On Paydeck every inbound payment knows its unit, its period and its payer, and every payout is traceable to the payments inside it.

One entity, every unit
Your juristic person or agency verifies with its DBD registration, tax ID and company documents - once. Every unit under management then receives through the same verified record, with the paper trail your owners and auditors actually want.

A service line, not admin
Paydeck's current eligibility model pays Thai nationals and Thai-registered companies. A qualifying Thai property manager can apply to receive for units it genuinely manages, including units with foreign owners, subject to verification and the correct management records.

What the company needs
หนังสือรับรอง
Issued by DBD, current.
เลขทะเบียนนิติบุคคล
The company's registered identity.
ผู้มีอำนาจลงนาม
Who completes verification for the company, including their own ID details.
ผู้ถือหุ้น
Everyone with an ownership stake, with their identity details - a standard requirement for receiving payments.
บัญชีธนาคารบริษัท
In the company's registered name.

Many units
If you manage buildings for other owners, every payment stays tied to the unit it came from.
Payouts to your Thai bank account usually arrive within 1–2 business days of your guest's payment. You can see every payout's status in the app.
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.