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Finqle offers multiple payment options, designed to provide flexibility while keeping invoicing and credit management efficient.

6 Aug 2026

Nederlands

Finqle offers multiple payment options, designed to provide flexibility while keeping invoicing and credit management efficient.

Payment options

  • SEPA Credit Transfer: all payments must be made to the designated Finqle IBAN specified on the invoice.
  • SEPA Direct Debit: automatically processes payments according to agreed terms, streamlining the payment process.
  • Payment Service Provider: you can use our payment partner Stripe to pay via the online portal. Currently only iDEAL is accepted.
  • Payment plans: where debtors communicate payment challenges in time, Finqle can set up a customized payment plan to accommodate temporary financial constraints.

Setting up a SEPA Direct Debit mandate

  1. 1
    Contact your Account Manager or support@finqle.com to request a Direct Debit mandate.
  2. 2
    Sign the mandate authorizing Finqle to collect payments from your registered IBAN.
  3. 3
    Once active, eligible invoices are collected automatically on their due date. You receive a notification a few days in advance.

You can cancel a mandate at any time by notifying support@finqle.com. Future invoices then revert to manual payment.

What happens if I pay late

If payment is not received by the due date, Finqle's credit management team sends a reminder. Continued late payment may affect your credit status and lead to adjusted credit terms or a request for upfront or prepaid terms on future invoices.

Non-EU and non-SEPA debtors

SEPA Credit Transfer and SEPA Direct Debit only work for EUR payments from SEPA-zone bank accounts. If your company is outside the EU or SEPA zone:

  • Use an international bank transfer (SWIFT) to the Finqle IBAN shown on your invoice, allowing extra time for the cross-border transfer.
  • Contact support@finqle.com to confirm currency handling and any additional reference details needed for correct allocation.

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