Paying a business that uses Finli

A business you work with sent you an invoice, a quote or a payment link through Finli. Here's how to pay or approve it, and what happens next.

What you can do

Pay an invoice

Open the link in your email or text and pay by ACH, card or Apple Pay.

Approve a quote

Review the quote online and approve it before the work starts.

Pay a business directly

Use the business's payment link to send a payment without an invoice.

Set up autopay

If a business bills you regularly, you can choose autopay for its invoices.

Get a receipt

A receipt is sent to you by email or text after you pay.

How paying an invoice works

  1. Open the link

    Use the link in the email or text the business sent you.

  2. Choose how to pay

    Pay by ACH from your bank account, by card or with Apple Pay.

  3. You're done

    Your payment goes to the business, and the invoice shows as paid.

Check before you pay

Only pay invoices and links from businesses you know. If an invoice is unexpected, or the amount or business name looks wrong, contact the business using a phone number or email you already have, not one listed in the message.

A Finli payment page may carry the name of the business's bank or credit union, because some institutions offer Finli in their own brand.

Common questions

Why is there a fee for paying by card?
Card payments carry a 3.5% processing fee. Some businesses pay it themselves, and others pass it on to customers who choose to pay by card. ACH payments from your bank account don't carry that fee.
How do I get a refund?
Contact the business directly. Refunds are issued by the business you paid.
Who do I contact with a question?
For questions about what you owe, contact the business. For help using a Finli payment page, email support@finli.com or call (866) 343-4654.

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