How Trolley Fits Into a Business Payout Workflow
From the recipient side, Trolley can look like a page where someone enters bank information and waits for money. From the business side, the system...
Why Tax Forms and Identity Checks Can Be Part of a Trolley Payout
Receiving money and proving who should receive it are separate tasks. That is why a Trolley recipient may be asked for more than a bank...
What to Do When a Trolley Payment Has Not Arrived
When an expected Trolley payment does not arrive, the most useful first step is not repeatedly changing bank details or searching for a generic support...
How Trolley Payout Methods Affect Where and When You Get Paid
There is no universal delivery time for a “Trolley payment” because Trolley supports several different payout rails. One recipient might receive a local bank transfer....
How Trolley Recipient Onboarding and Portal Access Work
A Trolley recipient account exists so that a business can collect and maintain the information it needs to pay you. For recipients, the process may...