
Payroll & gig marketplaces
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64
%
U.S. consumers live paycheck-to-paycheck
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67
%
consumers are more inclined to continue a business relationship if paid instantly
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17
%
employers offer real-time access to earned wages
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49
%
consumers would pay a fee to receive instant income and earnings disbursements
Scalable, secure, and flexible technologies to facilitate seamless money movement.
Instant payments orchestration
Payments complexity for payroll & gig marketplaces – simplified.
Account ownership verification, tokenization, payment routing, reconciliation, and bank sponsorship, all in a single integration.

Manage balances and money movement with precision and accuracy.
Ubiquitous funding reach including bank accounts by debit card, RTP and ACH, PayPal, credit cards, lenders, and billers, as well as instant issue accounts.
Least-cost routing automation and failover across redundant direct network integrations.
Real-time underwriting, configurable risk management, network-wide fraud screening, velocity monitoring, and sanctions screening and clearing.
Quick, single integration via flat file, API, iframe, SSO and hosted, bespoke CX platforms to get in-market fast.
Pay and get paid
Anytime, anywhere
Any way they choose

"Self Cash expands access to short-term cash in moments when people need it most. With Ingo, Self is able to deliver that access in real time."

"Ingo’s partnership has been integral to Kickfin’s growth story, and we look forward to continuing our work together as we raise the standard for frontline pay."

"We chose Ingo for their flexibility in enabling funds flows – and ability to offload complex licensing requirements to their platform, not ours."
Relevant resources

How Instant Payouts Become Loyalty’s Secret Weapon
41% of total disbursement recipients that cite an instant payment rail as their most-used method for receiving payouts.

From Perk to Necessity: On-Demand Pay Brings Predictability to Paychecks
September 2025

The Money Mobility Strategy That’s Changing How Banks Think
Every year, $8.2 billion quietly slips away from financial institutions, lost in the flow of customer disbursements routed to third-party banks.