Connect Payment Rails integrations
Expedite your global recipient payouts and contractor onboarding by automating Payment Rails with Make. Linking this platform with our workflow automation tool allows you to instantly verify payee tax documents, sync banking profiles, and trigger multi-currency batch transactions. Sign up today to design your first compliant transfer pipeline.
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Creates a new payment.
Creates a recipient.
Deletes a payment by ID.
Deletes a recipient by ID.
Gets a payment by ID.
Gets a recipient by ID.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Searches payments by given criteria.
Searches recipients by given criteria.
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Connect Payment Rails with Make to automate your financial workflows and sync data across your favorite apps.
Automate Payment Rails with Make for smarter financial workflows
Connect Payment Rails to Make to automate your payouts. Instantly update Trello boards, sync recipient details securely, and log financial transactions in Google Sheets to eliminate manual data entry.
Instantly update project boards like Trello whenever a payout status changes so your team is always in the loop.
Automatically create payment recipients in Payment Rails the moment new contractors are added to your time-tracking or HR apps.
Eliminate manual data entry mistakes by letting Make securely pass recipient information directly between your business tools.
Keep your financial records tidy by automatically logging transaction and recipient details in Google Sheets as they happen.
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