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Bank Pay.
Japanese customers make payments and recharge directly from their financial institution account.
What is Bank Pay?
Bank Pay is a direct-debit scheme that pulls funds from a customer's bank on a schedule — perfect for subscriptions and retainers.
Bank Pay is a bank debit method used in Japan. Your customer signs a mandate once — usually inside a hosted checkout from your payment link — and from that moment you can pull funds on a recurring schedule automatically. Japanese customers make payments and recharge directly from their financial institution account.
With PayRequest, Bank Pay mandates are captured by sharing a payment link. Subsequent charges run automatically, and PayRequest's dunning automation retries failed pulls with smart timing and customer-friendly emails — keeping involuntary churn low for your subscriptions.
Bank Pay is one of the cheapest ways to bill recurring customers — typically a few cents per pull or under 1%, far below card processing rates. PayRequest charges 0% on top.
Everything you need. Nothing extra.
One link. Bank Pay ready.
- Set up Bank Pay once for recurring invoices and subscriptions — collects forever
- Combine with PayRequest's dunning to recover failed pulls automatically
- Best for high-volume monthly billing — agencies, hosting, SaaS, memberships
- Customer mandates handled inside PayRequest — no paper-shuffling
- Pair with your existing one-off payment links for the full billing stack
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Send a Bank Pay link in 60 seconds
Free to start. No card required. Connect your provider, share a link, get paid.