LawPay is proud to be recommended as a member benefit by the State Bar of North Dakota. LawPay was developed specifically for attorneys with the input of state bars and their ethics committees to ensure that earned and unearned fees are properly separated and that IOLTA accounts are protected against any third-party debiting.
The easiest way to ensure payment is to have transactions run automatically. LawPay allows you to schedule recurring payments at no extra charge.
LawPay is a completely online payment solution, allowing you to take credit cards on your website, through your email, or on a mobile device.
Start taking credit cards right away without any start up fees, and cancel your account at any time without any financial penalties.
At LawPay, we offer a flexible payment experience. Process as much or as little as you want every month with no long-term contracts.
LawPay makes PCI so easy on our clients that we have some of the highest compliance rates in the industry. We handle the details for you so you can focus on your business.
Whether you’re accepting credit cards for the first time, need help managing the business side of your practice, or want to integrate LawPay with your preferred practice management software—we have you covered.
Accept all major credit cards and eChecks through a secure online portal. Clients can pay directly from a custom payment page, Quick Bill, or our mobile app.
Plan payments in advance, get detailed transaction information, easily reconcile deposits, and tag transactions to create custom reports. LawPay is designed to help you manage your practice with a robust set of solutions.
LawPay is fully integrated into more than 30 popular legal software products, giving you a seamless payment experience. Find a solution for your firm.
In-office entries through your own LawPay portal Secure online payment pages sent to clients Through most of the top practice management solutions On the go with our mobile app Automatic processing with Scheduled Payments
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