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Your clients' payment options in HoneyBook
Your clients' payment options in HoneyBook

Easily accept card and ACH/bank transfer payments from clients

Updated over a week ago

Since HoneyBook has its own in-house payment processor, no third parties are needed to process payments made through HoneyBook invoices. Clients will be prompted to enter their card or bank information depending on the payment options you set.


Card payments

Your clients have the freedom to pay using the card of their choice:

  • American Express (Amex)

  • Discover

  • MasterCard

  • Visa

  • Debit cards

You can expect to receive card payments in your bank account within 2-3 business days. โ€‹Learn more about payment processing times.


ACH bank transfer payments

๐Ÿ“ฃ Note

ACH bank transfer is not available for Canadian accounts at the moment.

We partner with Plaid for ACH bank transfers, a third party system that uses end-to-end data encryption to ensure that your and your clients' information remains secure. HoneyBook lets clients connect accounts from thousands of banks and credit unions, including:

  • A+ Federal Credit Union

  • Bank of America

  • CapitalOne

  • Charles Schwab

  • Chase

  • Citibank

  • Fidelity

  • Navy Federal

  • Patelco Credit Union

  • Summit Credit Union

  • TD Bank

  • The Peoples Community Bank

  • Triumph Community Bank

  • USAA

  • US Bank

  • Wells Fargo

You can expect to receive bank transfer payments in your bank account within 7-8 business days. Learn more about payment processing times.

๐Ÿ“š Tip

If a client makes a payment via ACH/bank transfer, that payment will need to clear the client's bank (with the payment status moving from Processing to Paid in HoneyBook) before a subsequent payment can be made. Learn more about payment statuses here.


Other payment options


Still have questions? Feel free to send us a message by clicking the Question Mark icon on any HoneyBook page. Our team is always happy to help!

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