Fast, reliable, and feature-rich. We’ve developed an all-in-one toolkit for your business to take payments your way.
Learn moreYou’ll see an increase to your profit margin from the moment you start with us, thanks to the power and efficiency of Kody’s payment ecosystem.
An industry-first: access funds from the second you make a sale with KodyCard. Better yet, spending limits help you control staff expenses, for improved cash flow management.
Understand your customers like never before with automatic shopper identification and cross-venue tracking.
Your customers order and pay without leaving their seat.
Fast and reliable card payments. Anytime, anywhere.
Get paid instantly. Manage staff expenses efficiently.
We know your business is unique. That’s why we’re committed to providing our merchants with the most personal customer service available, through day and night.
As soon as you’ve told us more information about your business, we’ll get you onboarded within 48 hours.
Use Kody’s world-class suite of payment products to take payments in a way that suits your business best.
With KodyCard, you can now spend takings instantly. Anything left over goes to your bank account the next morning.
KodyPay Ltd (trading as Kody) is a limited company registered in England and Wales with company registration number 11532575, whose registered address is: Unit 42 24-28 St Leonard Road, Windsor, Berkshire, England, SL4 3BB. KodyPay® is a registered trademark of KodyPay Ltd in the United Kingdom. The KodyPay Card or “KodyCard” is issued by Adyen N.V, each pursuant to license from Mastercard International Inc. Mastercard® and the circles design are registered trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated.
Kody partners with Adyen N.V. to provide financial services, payment services and banking services (including cross-border services in the EEA). Adyen N.V. (member of the European Central Bank, licensed as Credit Institution by De Nederlandsche Bank) is registered in the Netherlands as company number 34259528. Dutch law defines a bank as a credit institution as referred to in Article 4 of the CRR. The CRR defines a credit institution as an undertaking the business of which is (i) to take deposits or other repayable funds from the public and (ii) to grant credits for its own account.
