CasaPay Payouts

One rent payment. Every party paid.

Split eligible rent payments between verified landlords, operators and approved service providers—without routing the full amount through the operator first.

See the split payout flow
Unlock capital for growth

Less capital tied up in landlord security.

Property owners may ask operators for deposits or other safeguards against the risk that collected rent is not passed on. An approved direct payout structure can reduce that exposure by routing the landlord’s share to their verified destination under predefined rules.

This can support a conversation about lower security requirements when taking new buildings under management. Any deposit or security reduction remains subject to the landlord agreement, legal structure, payment setup and applicable terms.
Split at the source

Set the rules once. Route every share.

The tenant completes one rent payment. CasaPay applies the approved property-level split and keeps each resulting payout connected to the original rental context.

TenantRent paymentOne checkout€1,500
CasaPay PayoutsProperty splitRules configured by the operator100%
Direct payoutLandlord€1,275
Management feeOperator€225
Optional payoutApproved vendor€75

Illustrative flow. Choose an example to see how the payment is routed.

Built for professional operators

Scale management without scaling payout admin.

01

Give landlords confidence

Direct-to-landlord routing can reduce reliance on the operator to receive and manually remit the owner’s share.

02

Collect operator fees automatically

Separate the agreed management fee from the same rent payment and route it to the operator’s verified destination.

03

Reconcile every share

Keep the tenant, property, obligation, rule and recipient connected across the resulting payout records.

Control before funds move

Clear rules for every building.

Configure the commercial logic around the property while keeping recipients, changes and payout status visible.

  1. 01
    Verify each recipient

    Connect approved payout destinations to the landlord, operator or service provider.

  2. 02
    Define the split

    Set the agreed landlord share, operator fee and any eligible additional allocation.

  3. 03
    Apply it to rent

    Use the approved rules when an eligible tenant payment completes.

  4. 04
    Follow every payout

    Keep status and references available for finance operations and reconciliation.

Frequently asked questions

CasaPay Payouts, clearly explained.

Can CasaPay pay a landlord directly?

An approved payout setup can route the landlord’s agreed share to their verified payout destination instead of sending the full rent amount through the operator first.

How does the operator receive its fee?

The agreed management fee can be separated using the configured split and routed to the operator as part of the same payout flow.

Does this remove the need for a landlord deposit?

Not automatically. Direct landlord payouts can reduce payment-performance exposure, but any change to deposits, guarantees or other security is decided between the operator and landlord under their agreement.

Can vendors receive part of the payment?

An eligible approved vendor share can be included where the commercial arrangement, legal structure and CasaPay setup support it.

Which destinations and payout timings are available?

Supported destinations, currencies and timing depend on the recipient, market, banking calendar, checks and approved settlement setup.

Grow with less payout friction

Bring the next building on board.

Tell us how rent, landlord shares and management fees move through your operation today.

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Product and financial-structure availability

Payout splitting, recipients, timing, destinations, currencies, fees and settlement terms depend on onboarding, jurisdiction, contractual arrangements and the approved CasaPay setup. CasaPay does not represent that a landlord will reduce or remove a security requirement.