Pay Your Rent with a Credit Card for No Fee Through the End of the Year

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radpad free rent

Update: RadPad ended this promotion prematurely on August 24, 2016 due to a lack of funds. You can find the announcement here.

RadPad and Android Pay are teaming up with Stripe to offer a fantastic deal for paying rent.

The Offer

Let your paycheck process and earn some points paying rent in the interim – for free – with Pay with RadPad and Android Pay.

How it Works

You can now pay your rent online with a credit card and Android Pay on the RadPad app without your landlord even needing to know. They can get a check on your behalf from RadPad just like they always have. From now through the end of the year you can simply log into Pay with RadPad from an android device, sign up for Android Pay using the credit card of your choice, and  schedule your rent payments.

Need to Know

  • Payments usually cost 3.49%
  • Payments should earn credit card rewards
  • Promotion runs through the end of 2016

You can find out more information on the promotional page.

HT: Doctor of Credit

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Mark

You can get an LG G3 on Amazon for about $80. Has NFC and supports Android Pay.

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Cheezees

Can this be used for a business or only for my home.

Jeff

There is a list of participating banks on the promotional page link you provide here. I see American Express listed but not Visa and not Chase. I do see Citi. So, we would not be able to use Visa Credit cards or Chase credit cards?

Greg The Frequent Miler

Visa cards issued by any of the supported banks are fine. True that Chase (and Barclaycard too) do not support Android Pay

Bill

Any recommendations on the cheapest way to acquire a device that can handle android pay?

Mike

Yes I am very interested in a response here =)

Jeff

Ditto!

glen

Ditto, for me, too. Any recommendations on the cheapest way to acquire a device that can handle android pay? I’ve been looking at prepaid and pay-as-you-go phones in Walmart & Best Buy and none of them appear to support Android Pay.

Is there a list of phones that can use Android Pay? It’d be nice to know before you buy.

Charity

Says my phone is not compatible to download the app. 🙁 Can I do this same offer from my computer?

EIG

Anyone else having issues with the android pay app? When i try to pay its saying that “Android pay in unavailable for this transaction. Please select another payment method” 🙁

SDO

I’ve elsewhere that they have an agreement with landlords that they do not accept mortgage payments.

Jonathan

Echoing others, what about mortgage, and also maintenance payments for condo/co-ops?

Gil Navarro

I see a fee when trying to pay rent.

Mike

iOS only household here but I knew that $33 Kindle Fire I got to play around with on Prime Day and rooted to run stock Android would come in handy!

glen

I could buy/use a cheap Android tablet, no?

Debit

Forgive me for the noob question, is there any concern if I use radpad to mail a check to my spouse or close family member as if paying rent and they deposit the cheque and transfer it back to me?

Bob

Im wondering the same. Also whats the max?

Nickk

^^^Any support on this?

bob

max is 10k…guess ill just pay my normal rent if they verify apt owner..

Srini

Any love for Mortgage payments?

mbh

Has to be rent, not mortgage?