An all-new Business Debit card for access to instant payouts and discounts on your Kody transaction fees - seamlessly integrated with the Kody suite.
Receive access to funds from your sales instantly. No more waiting around for funds ever again.
Get discounts on your Kody transaction fees whenever you use KodyCard.
Manage all of your expenses along with your sales - directly from KodyUniverse, our all-new web portal for merchants.
Get discounts on your transaction fees whenever you use KodyCard. Use our calculator to see how much you could save with our best-value plan, Kody Premium!
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As soon as you sign up to Kody, you’ll be automatically provided with access to KodyCard via KodyUniverse (our new global web app).
Whenever you make a sale, you can instantly use those funds using KodyCard rather than waiting for settlement.
Save up to 50% off of your Kody transaction fees by spending with your KodyCard.
KodyCard already comes free with Kody. Find out how you can enroll today:
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KodyCard is a business debit card, funded by your payout balance with Kody, meaning you can pay directly from takings made within the Kody ecosystem.
As soon as you make a sale, you can use those funds instantly with KodyCard - no more waiting around for settlement!
Merchants cannot yet top up their KodyCard balances directly. We’re working on this with Kody’s upcoming banking tools. Watch this space!
Using KodyCard is free for any new or existing Kody customers. In fact, it even helps you save money! Your first set of physical KodyCards will also be issued for free dependent on your Kody plan. After that, it's only £10 per additional card.
You can use KodyCard anywhere that accepts Mastercard Business Debit cards. This should be just about everywhere that can take any form of card payments!
You can see your KodyCard balance and transactions from within the KodyUniverse (our new global merchant portal). If you have a KodyCard, simply log in and your balance will display live on the dashboard.
Whenever you use KodyCard, you'll be earning discounts on your Kody transaction fees. To find out more, you can use our calculator above.
If you’re already a Kody customer, you can add KodyCard to your account by getting in touch with your sales rep at any time. Once we've enabled your card, you'll be notified via email. If you don’t have Kody yet, you can get started here.
Fully-integrated with Kody’s world-class suite of payment products, KodyCard is the most seamless way to receive payouts.
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2 business day payouts
No discount on transaction fees
Three free cards, add more for £10/card
Immediate access to payouts via KodyCard
Up to 50% off transaction fees when you use KodyCard
Ten free cards, add more for £10/card
Immediate access to payouts via KodyCard
Up to 50% off transaction fees when you use KodyCard
Unlimited free cards
Immediate access to payouts via KodyCard
Bespoke discount on transaction fees when you use KodyCard
KodyPay Ltd is a limited company registered in England and Wales with company registration number 11532575, whose registered address is: Unit 42 24-28 St Leonard Road, Windsor, Berkshire, England, SL4 3BB. KodyPay® is a registered trademark of KodyPay Ltd in the United Kingdom. The KodyPay Card or “KodyCard” is issued by Checkout Ltd or Adyen N.V, each pursuant to license from Mastercard International Inc. Mastercard® and the circles design are registered trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated.
KodyPay Ltd partners with Checkout Ltd and Adyen N.V. to provide financial services, payment services and banking services (including cross-border services in the EEA). Checkout Ltd is licenced by the UK Financial Conduct Authority as an authorised electronic money institution under number 900816, as listed on the FCA Register. Adyen N.V. (member of the European Central Bank, licensed as Credit Institution by De Nederlandsche Bank) is registered in the Netherlands as company number 34259528. Dutch law defines a bank as a credit institution as referred to in Article 4 of the CRR. The CRR defines a credit institution as an undertaking the business of which is (i) to take deposits or other repayable funds from the public and (ii) to grant credits for its own account.
