Brittany Leventhal
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Direct Deposit at Expiration
When a user receives a reward, they have the option to send that reward to a bank account or debit card using their existing DailyPay account or by enrolling in DailyPay and creating a new account....
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What are the different ways employees can get paid through DailyPay?
Next Day- $1.99 per transfer We send employee money only when they request it; employee chooses the amount. If requested by 5:30PM EDT, payment arrives the next business day. If requested after 5...
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What taxes are applicable to the early transfers received by employees?
There are no taxes on these transactions. DailyPay charges a single fee per transaction. There are no interest fees or other charges. DailyPay is able to provide funds at these rates because, unlik...
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What if an employee claims they never received a payment from DailyPay?
The employee can visit their DailyPay account at any time to review their historical pay statements, which track: Each transfer that is made to the employee's personal account or debit card The ex...
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How does DailyPay help employees budget and save?
DailyPay’s mission is to help our clients achieve financial security. DailyPay offers employees an Automatic Savings feature. This feature allows employees to allocate a fixed amount from their pa...
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What taxes are applicable to the early transfers received by employees?
There are no taxes on these transactions. DailyPay charges a single fee per transaction. There are no interest fees or other charges. DailyPay is able to provide funds at these rates because, unlik...
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Can employees access their DailyPay accounts in Spanish?
Yes, employees can easily change their language preference from English to Spanish. Once logged into their account they can change the language preference under account settings and click the "Sub...
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Is DailyPay providing a loan to employees when they allow them to advance on their earnings?
DailyPay does not make any loans. The employee can only access earned/unpaid wages through its platform. It’s easiest to think about our platform like an ATM machine. In the context of a “normal” ...