Bulk pay the boring stuff with Comma!

Comma is an online platform built to streamline the process of paying business expenses such as bills, invoices, salaries and taxes.

  • Pay all your staff or suppliers in a click

  • Use your existing bank account

  • No more manually keying payment info

  • Collab with your accountant to


How Comma works in 3 easy steps

1️⃣ You or your accountant prepare a payment run by selecting the payments to include.

Once a payment run has been created you have two options:

  1. Share the payment run with a reviewer (this may be the business owner or FD).

  2. Proceed to confirm the payment (if you are making the payment).

2️⃣ Review the payment run

The final decision maker decides what gets paid and when. If everything is all good - it's time to pay!

3️⃣ Click 'Pay', authorise with the bank, and it's done!

Comma connects to the businesses existing bank account allowing users to pay multiple payments with one authentication. You can do this on the go on a mobile or in the office on a desktop - basically anywhere!

💡 With Comma you can future date payments so that they are authorised today and paid in the future. Perfect for things like payroll or tax payments.


How do I know Open Banking is safe?

Open Banking has been designed with security at its heart – here’s how:

  • 🔒 Bank-level security – Open Banking uses rigorously tested software and security systems. You’ll never be asked to give access to your bank login details or password to anyone other than your bank or building society. Comma will not store your login details.

  • 📜 FCA regulated – Only apps and websites regulated by the FCA or European equivalent can use Open Banking. Comma uses a regulated entity called Yapily Connect to connect to your bank.

  • 🎛️ Fine control – The account holders choose when, and for how long, they give access to their data.

  • 💪 Extra protection – Bank or building societies will pay the customers money back if fraudulent payments are made. Customers are also protected by data-protection laws and the Financial Ombudsman Service


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