Add the cards that fund tradie escrow and your plan, onboard the bank rent pays into — every number held by Stripe, none by LORDLY.
One screen holds the money rails behind LORDLY: the Stripe cards that fund tradie escrow and your subscription, with a default you set, and the Stripe Connect Express bank account tenants’ rent debits pay out to. Card and bank details are held by Stripe — never by LORDLY — and it opens once you start using escrow-backed marketplace jobs or rent payouts, from Solo and above.
Save one or more cards and LORDLY keeps them ready — one funds tradie escrow when you approve a marketplace quote, and the same wallet pays your LORDLY subscription. Adding a card opens Stripe’s own sheet, so the number goes straight to Stripe on a no-charge SetupIntent, saved for next time. Mark one card default and it becomes the card that auto-funds escrow the moment you approve a job; remove any card in a tap.
Onboard a payout bank once through Stripe Connect Express, and tenants’ BECS direct-debit rent lands there within one to two business days of settlement. A status pill tracks it honestly — Not set up, then Verifying with Stripe, then Bank linked — so you always know whether rent has somewhere to go. If Stripe needs one more detail to finish, the screen says so and picks up exactly where you left off.
LORDLY never sees or stores a card or bank number — Stripe (PCI Level 1 certified) holds them, and we only ever read back the brand, last four and status. It’s one Stripe customer behind your phone and the web portal, so a card added in the app appears in Settings → Payment methods and vice versa. From the same wallet you can open rent received, marketplace spend with escrow held and released, and your plan’s invoices.