Why Popmoney

Receive money from people using Popmoney.
Terms and conditions may apply

Receiving money is easy

Recipients don't have to have an existing Popmoney account.
All they need is a bank account and email or mobile number.

More info

See details below.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Feedback
feedback@popmoney.com
Customer Support
(877) 675-6378  9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET daily

No Fees

There is no fee assessed by Popmoney to receive and deposit a payment into your Eligible Transaction Account. Refer to Terms of Use for further details.

Delivery speed

Delivery speed is when the money is available in the recipient's bank account that they provide when accepting a payment. Recipients can enable auto-deposit to accept payments automatically. Note that banks vary in when they display deposits and most have limited operations on weekends and holidays.
Standard delivery
Paid from
Recipient accepts by
Received as early as
Debit card
 Same day by 10pm PT Next business day
Bank account
 Within 2 business days 3 business days
View detailed deposit schedule View detailed deposit schedule

Security

From the moment information is sent to the Popmoney® personal payment service, throughout the entire transaction process, it is kept highly secure using industry-leading technology.

Safety first.

Popmoney uses one-time verification codes that are sent to the mobile number or email address where the payment notification was sent to prevent an unauthorized person from fraudulently depositing someone else's payment. The user needs to provide that verification code back to Popmoney to verify their "ownership" of that mobile number or email address before he can deposit the payment. We consider your safety at every step.

About us

Popmoney is offered here at popmoney.com and through financial institutions and is powered by Fiserv. Fiserv executes 20 billion digital transactions, moving $1 trillion every year.
In fact, 55 million people use Fiserv-powered online banking services today, while more than 70 percent of all bill payments made at U.S. financial institutions are processed by Fiserv according to Aite group. Talk about strength in numbers!