DailyPay is a worktech platform driven by its mission to power daily opportunities for workers everywhere to live a better financial life. DailyPay’s platform, including our On-Demand Pay solution, empowers daily workers to simplify and optimize their working lives, earn more, manage the money they make, and help them break living the paycheck to paycheck cycle. Employers leverage DailyPay to create workplaces where hard work pays off, giving them a competitive advantage in recruiting, retaining and increasing worker productivity. DailyPay’s goal is to be the go-to app with solutions that help workers and employers alike succeed together.
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Our DailyPay representative is very knowledgeable and readily available when we have questions or any issues.
I love the flexibility it gives with money. The app is easy to use, and transfers are generally fast and reliable. Without having to rely on credit cards or loans you can access your own earnings at your convenience which is great!
DailyPay has been reliable and the support line is quick to answer calls.
There are a couple issues we've had in regard to our employees being able to borrow over 100% of their paycheck and although each incidence can be explained we would like a solution found to keep this from happening again.
Fees While there is an offer for next day transfers at no charge, instant transfers can quickly add up. This can be especially frustrating if you rely on it frequently and feel like you are paying to access your own money, which can be frustrating. Especially if you are already in a financially tight situation. Another frustrating thing is that you never get access to your fully earned amount, only a percentage which means there is not a lot of transparency and makes it hard to rely on. The way the structure dees and limit access to your warnings is what I dislike the most.
Users don't understand enough about their rates for available balance. This is not the fault of the product, but some users withdraw more than they need, then are shocked to find out they don't any money left when payday comes around. I would hope, if not already implemented, that there were some warnings to the user about withdrawing too much. If at all feasible.