Collect rent online.
Straight to your bank.
Tenants pay by ACH bank transfer. You get paid, overdue rent tracks itself, and every payment posts straight to your books.
Stop chasing checks.
You see the rent roll. They see one link.
Every unit, its due date, and whether it's been paid — in one place. Tenants get a portal with the amount owed and a way to pay it.
An example rent roll showing five units across three properties: three paid, one upcoming, and one overdue by four days. Alongside it, the tenant's portal view for the overdue unit shows $2,375.00 due — June rent plus a late fee — with a pay-by-bank-transfer button secured by Stripe.
Everything you need to get rent in the door.
Built on the accounting Sedna already does well — so rent isn't a spreadsheet on the side, it's part of your books.
ACH bank-transfer rent
Tenants pay from their bank account by ACH for a flat $10 per payment. Funds settle to your bank in a few business days.
Overdue tracking, automatic
Every charge knows its due date. Open charges past due surface as overdue on your dashboard, so you always know who owes what.
Magic-link tenant portal
Share one link per tenant. They see the amount owed, itemized charges, and payment history, and pay online — no account to create.
Books that reconcile themselves
Each payment posts to your double-entry ledger as a journal entry, mapped to the right income, clearing, and deposit accounts.
From lease to ledger
Set it up once. After that, collecting rent is a few clicks a month.
Connect your bank
Set up Stripe Connect once so rent pays out to your own bank account.
Add properties & tenants
Enter your properties, units, and the tenants on each lease.
Request rent
Create a rent charge against a lease and send the tenant their pay link.
Tenant pays by ACH
They pay from their bank in the portal; you're notified as it clears.
It posts to your books
The payment lands as a journal entry in your ledger — no manual entry.
A flat $10 per rent payment.
Rent comes in by ACH bank transfer. One flat fee per payment — it doesn't scale with the rent, and there's nothing else to add up.
$10per rent payment
Flat, not a percentage
The same $10 whether the rent is $900 or $9,000. Nothing scales with the size of the payment.
One rate, no add-ons
No setup fee, no monthly platform fee for collection, and no separate charge per property or per tenant.
Only on money that moves
Charged per completed rent payment. An empty unit or an unpaid charge costs you nothing.
Rent is collected by ACH bank transfer and paid out to your own connected bank account. The fee is shown at checkout before the payment is confirmed.
Questions landlords ask
Tenants pay by ACH bank transfer through a secure magic-link portal - no account to create. They see the amount owed, an itemized breakdown, and their payment history, then pay from their bank account. ACH transfers typically take a few business days to clear.
Payments run on Stripe Connect. You set up a connected Stripe account once, and rent pays out directly to your own bank account. Card and bank details never touch Sedna's servers.
Yes. Each rent payment posts to your double-entry ledger as a journal entry, mapped to the property's income, clearing, and deposit accounts - so your books stay reconciled without manual entry.
Yes - a flat $10 per rent payment collected by ACH bank transfer. It's the same $10 regardless of the rent amount, with no setup fee, no monthly collection fee, and no per-property or per-tenant charge. The fee is shown at checkout before the payment is confirmed, and it only applies to payments that actually go through.
Yes. Properties, units, leases, and tenants all live in one rent roll, so you can see occupancy and rent across your whole portfolio at a glance - no separate spreadsheet per building.
Every charge carries its due date. Once a charge is past due and still open, it surfaces as overdue on your dashboard and in the rent roll, so late rent is visible without you having to check each tenant individually.
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