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About OnePay
OnePay are one of the UK’s leading providers of alternative payment solutions for temporary employees who can’t open a UK bank account. Since 2007, we’ve been giving businesses and their workers the benefits of a fast, easy and efficient way to pay and receive wage payments.
OnePay accounts are available for workers who struggle to open a UK bank account. We give your workers a OnePay card and account, which means you can pay them in the same way as you would pay someone with a UK bank account.
We help some of the UK’s leading temporary recruitment agencies, seasonal agricultural farms and employers with large workforces pay their workers every single week.
Latest news from OnePay
News Updates
Press Release
10th August 2020
OnePay has dedicated support teams for both clients and their workers. Our client services team are here to provide clients with a personal and professional service they can rely on. To read more click here
Event Updates
Virtual Event
9th September 2020
This event will give visitors the opportunity to interact with exhibitors in a virtual environment. Fruit Focus is the UK's leading technical event for the fruit industry.
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Less paperwork
No lengthy sign up process or paperwork, just an application form
OnePay card
Workers can spend wages with their own OnePay Card online and in stores
Dedicated support
Our dedicated support teams are here to help you and your workers whenever needed
Find out what our clients say about us
“It’s just the level of service, discretion and attention to detail which is required when dealing with financial matter and workers’ personal details.”
Siobhan Marsh
"We don’t register anyone for cheque payments now; everyone who isn’t paid by BACs has been transferred across to OnePay."
Heidi Bryant
"Now, new employees sign up for a OnePay account on their induction day and have their card and banking details by the time their first payment is due."
Roisin McGlaughlin
