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.
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 — no card-processing markup. 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.
Multi-property rent roll
Track properties, units, leases, and tenants in one place. See occupancy and rent across the whole portfolio at a glance.
Powered by Stripe
Payments run on Stripe Connect: payouts land in your own connected account, and card details never touch our servers.
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.
Be first to collect rent through Sedna.
We're rolling out online rent collection to landlords and property managers. Leave your email and we'll reach out when it's ready for you.
Stop chasing checks. Start collecting rent online.
Join the early-access list and be first in line when it opens.
Get early accessNew to landlord bookkeeping? Read our rental bookkeeping guide