What do gig workers want? Flexible work that supports their financial well-being. A recent Visa survey2 of gig workers worldwide shows how real-time1 payments can be a powerful tool to help optimise your gig workforce. Download the infographic to learn more
Provide the fast, simple payments your Gig workers need
of gig workers surveyed say they are likely to sign up for real-time payments.
say that they would select gig companies who offer real-time payments over others.
say they would work additional shifts for quick money when needed if they can be paid in real time1.
Pay gig workers on their terms with Visa Direct
Pay your gig workers in real time1, whenever they want, including same-day payouts when jobs are completed, directly to eligible cards. By working with a Visa Direct solutions provider, gig companies can transform traditional payment processes into differentiating digital experiences.
Reach out to gig workers everywhere
Send money to over 3 billion cards, including nearly 2 billion in real time1.
Better payment experiences
Create fast, simple, and connected payment experiences, which are able to deliver payments 24 hours a day.
Streamline and simplify payment operations
Unlock payments at scale through Visa Direct’s single connection point, to deliver billions of transactions to cards or accounts.
The security and reliability of Visa
Access a trusted network and risk solutions to help ensure that funds and information are handled securely and appropriately.
Learn more about how Visa Direct can help your business
Solution providers3 can help you build a better gig payout experience for your business.
Real-time1 domestic payments to cards
Payments to over 3 billion cards worldwide, including nearly 2 billion in real time1.
Global cross-border4 payouts
Payments to billions of cards worldwide with a single integration.
Straightforward implementation
Work with a solution provider and Visa to implement the payout solution that’s right for your business.
1 Actual fund availability varies depending on the receiving financial institution, receiving account type, region, and whether the transaction is domestic or cross-border
2 This research was commissioned by Visa and conducted online by Directions Research, Inc. from 5 Dec 2019 to 6 Jan 2020. The 2,326 respondents were on-demand workers, from the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Ireland, France, Spain, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, South Africa, India, Singapore, Australia, Brazil, Peru and Colombia
3 Information on listed solution providers is provided for convenience and for informational purposes only, it may not include all Visa Direct solution providers, and it is based on information provided by each solution provider. Visa is not responsible for the accuracy of such information. All brand names and logos are the property of their respective owners, are used for identification purposes only, and do not imply product endorsement.
4 Ability to send cross-border transactions depends on a number of factors, including whether the recipient issuer accepts cross-border transactions. In addition, cross-border transactions inbound into the U.S. are not available unless the recipient issuer has requested an exception. Please contact your Visa representative for more information on availability