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
Rent
Pay your rent by card, in baht.
Your host receives the full rent in their own Thai bank account, and you keep a receipt that says exactly what it was for.
Who this is for
If you rent in Thailand, this is for you.
October rent
฿30,000
Condo tenants
Monthly rent to a private owner, paid like it's local.
Serviced apartments
Monthly invoices settled by card, receipts filed automatically.
Long-stay guests
Month-to-month stays without monthly bank-transfer rituals.
What your host receives
The rent arrives whole.
September rent฿35,000
Paydeck service fee฿2,625
Total charged฿37,625
Your host gets exactly ฿35,000. The fee is ours, shown before you commit.
Monthly rent on autopilot
Set it once. Approve nothing blindly.
Fixed monthly rent can run automatically - with your written consent, at the exact amount your host confirmed, and with a re-check of your host's status before every single cycle. You can see the schedule and stop it any time, and nothing is ever charged without the total having been shown to you first.
What you need
Three things, then you're set.
Your lease or booking confirmation
Paydeck reads the property, the period and the amount from it - you check, you don't retype.
Your host's name and contact
That's all. Never their bank details - those are theirs to add, inside their own verification.
Your passport, once
A few minutes of identity verification the first time, then never again.
Rent day
Three things, and rent is done
The first month takes a few minutes. Every month after that is a tap.
Your host confirms the amount
They enter the rent and the month. Nothing is payable until they do.
You see the exact total
The rent, the fee and the total in baht, before you commit to anything.
You pay by card
Your host is paid in full, into their own Thai bank account.
Against the bank transfer, honestly.
International bank transferPaydeck
What it costs youSending fees plus a hidden FX margin, discovered afterwardsOne service fee, itemised before you confirm
What your host receivesOften short, after intermediary feesThe exact rent, in full, in baht
Who you're payingAn account numberA verified host
ProofA transfer slip showing money left youA receipt naming the stay, the month and the purpose - kept for both sides
Let rent day look after itself
AutoPay, when you are ready
Fixed monthly rent can repeat on its own, at the amount your host confirmed, with your written consent. You can stop it at any time.
Rent questions.
Not yet - and that is deliberate. Payments only go to receivers who have verified themselves. Invite your host from the app; they verify once and can then receive from any guest, any month.
Make rent day a formality.
Powered byStripeEvery receiver verifiedPaid into a Thai bank
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