Daytrip Pay Portal - Support Center (2024)

Daytrip will create a/an Daytrip Pay Portal account on your behalf. Once created, an email will be sent to you with a link you can use to begin the activation process.

If you have been notified by Daytrip that your first payment has been sent but have not received an activation email, click here.

If you have any questions about creating a Payment Portal, please visit Daytrip Help Center or contact Daytrip for support.

1. Enter your Username and Password on the login page.
2. Click Sign In

If you're unable to access your Pay Portal and are receiving an "Error 104" message, findyour IP address and contact us for assistance.

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click Settings > Profile
3. Make the changes.
4. Click Save

If you are unable to update your information, please contact Daytrip directly.

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click Settings > Security
3. Enter your existing password.
4. Enter and confirm a new unique password.
5. Click Update Password

Password requirements:

• At least 1 upper case letter
• At least 1 lower case letter
• At least 1 number
• At least 8-128 characters long
• At least 1 special character
• Not used before.

1. Click Forgot Your Password? on the Pay Portal login page.
2. Enter the email address registered on your Pay Portal.
3. A password reset notification will be sent to this email. Click the Reset Password link. This will direct you to a page where you can enter and confirm your new password.

NOTE: You may be required to complete an additional authentication step to verify your identity. If prompted, choose one of the options and follow the on-screen instructions.

4. Enter and confirm a new unique password.
5. After successfully resetting your password, a confirmation email will be sent to your email. Click Return to Login Page and use your new password to log in to the Pay Portal.

Verification of person identified as the account holder:

• Government / National ID
• Passport
• Driver’s License

Information on the submitted documents must be current and clearly visible. Up to 2 pieces of identification may be required.

Verification of account holder’s address:

• Utility bill (e.g., gas, electric, water, cable, phone)
• Financial statement
• National ID
• Government issued documents (e.g., tax bills, balancing statements)

Full name, address, and document validity (dated within the last 12 months) must be clearly visible.

No. The name on your profile must match your documents and be your legal given name.

Note: Changes made to your Pay Portal profile may retrigger account verification.

Yes. The address on your Pay Portal (under Settings > Profile) needs to be exactly the same.

If you are not able to update your profile address, please contact Daytrip directly.

If your organization allows it, you can transfer your Pay Portal balance to any bank account in your country.

To register a new bank account:

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click Transfer > Add New Transfer Method
3. Select the country and currency of the bank account that the funds will be transferred to.
4. Click Bank Account > Continue
5. Enter your account details including a nickname for the transfer method in the “Remember As” field (for example, “My Savings”). Click Continue
6. Carefully verify that your bank information is correct, as incorrect information may cause significant delays to your transfer.
7. Click Confirm

To transfer funds to a bank account that has already been registered on your Pay Portal:

1. Click Transfer > Action > Transfer to Bank Account
2. Select an option on the “From” dropdown panel.
3. Enter the amount you would like to transfer and add a personal note (optional). ClickContinue
4. Review your transfer details.
5. Click Confirm

Please allow 1 - 3 business days for the funds to be credited to a bank account in North America or Europe and up to 5 business days for other destinations.

You can obtain your bank information from your financial institution, a bank statement, or by referring to the details on the bottom of your checks.

In the United States and Canada, your account information will be displayed as shown on the sample checks below:

U.S. Accounts:

Canadian Accounts:

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click Transfer
3. On the Transfer Center next to your preferred transfer method, click Action > Create Auto Transfer
4. Make sure the “Auto Transfer Enabled” box is checked, then choose between daily and monthly Auto Transfer configurations.
5. For currency and threshold settings, click More Options
6. Click Confirm

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click Transfer
3. On the Transfer Center, click Action > Update Auto Transfer
4. Make the necessary updates.
5. Click Confirm

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click Transfer
3. On the Transfer Center, click Action > Update
4. Update your account information.
5. Click Continue
6. Review your profile information and make updates if required.
7. Click Confirm

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click History
3. Select a date range and specify the transaction type.
4. Click Search

1. Log in to the Pay Portal.
2. Click Transfer > Add New Transfer Method
3. If prompted, select your country and currency.
4. Select PayPal then click Continue
5. Confirm your email address. Click Continue
6. Review your account details then click Confirm
7. Click Transfer To PayPal
8. Add a personal note (optional) then click Continue
9. Review the transfer details then click Confirm

If the currency you transfer from the Pay Portal matches the default currency on your PayPal, a confirmation email will be sent and you should receive the funds within 30 minutes.

If the currency you’re transferring does not match the default currency on PayPal, you’ll need to log in to PayPal and accept the transfer manually.

You have 30 days to accept before the transfer amount is returned to the Pay Portal.

Yes. To successfully process and receive a transfer, the email on your Pay Portal needs to be the same one registered with PayPal.

PayPal will send instructions on how to create a new account on their platform and claim the funds if a transfer is processed using an email that isn’t registered in their system.

If you’re already registered with PayPal with an email that doesn’t match the one saved on the Pay Portal, do one of the following:

Add your Pay Portal email to PayPal

1. Log in to PayPal and click the gear icon at the top of the page.
2. Click (+) in the Email Address section.
3. Enter the email registered on the Pay Portal. Your PayPal can support up to 7 email addresses.
4. PayPal will send a confirmation email to this address. Click Confirm Your Email when you receive the notification.

Change the email on your Pay Portal to match the one saved on PayPal

1. Log in to the Pay Portal.
2. Click Settings > Preferences
3. On the Notifications tab, enter the new email address and your Pay Portal password.
4. Click Confirm

If you’re unable to update the Pay Portal email address on the Notifications tab, contact Daytrip directly for assistance.

IMPORTANT: Updating the email on the Pay Portal Notifications tab will not automatically update the email linked to a previously saved PayPal transfer method.

To complete the process, follow these steps:

1. Click Transfer to return to the Transfer Center.
2. Click Action > Remove next to the existing PayPal transfer method.
3. Confirm the details then click Remove this Account
4. Return to the Transfer Center and click Add New Transfer Method
5. Follow the prompts to re-add the PayPal transfer method using the updated email.

1. Log in to your Pay Portal.
2. Click History
3. Click on the transaction description to view the details.

Note: For security reasons, only the last four digits of your account information will be displayed.

A Hyperwallet communication will never:

• Ask payees to click on links that take them to a fake website-A link could look perfectly secure. If you’re on a computer, you can hover themouse over the link to see the true destination. If unsure, you should not click that link.
• Contain unknown attachments-You should only open an attachment when you're sure it’s legitimate and secure. Some attachments contain viruses that install themselves when opened.
• Convey a false sense of urgency-Phishing emails are often alarmists, warning you to update the account immediately. They're hoping victims fall for their sense of urgency and ignore warning signs that the email is fake.
• Have Poor Spelling or Grammar-The email uses strange salutations, odd wording, poor grammar or spelling errors.

 You can learn more about recognizing and preventing fraudulent activityhere

Emails or Websites

If you receive a suspicious email or website link: 

1. Don’t click on any links inside of the email or on the website, and don’t download any attachments.
2. Forward the email and/or website tohw-phishing@paypal.comand delete it from your inbox.
3. If you notice any unexpected activity on your Hyperwallet account, please also contact our support team.

SMS/Text Message

If you receive a text message with a link inviting you to visit a website:

1. Don’t click on any links inside of the SMS text message.
2. Screenshot the messageand email it to hw-spam@paypal.com
3. Make sure that the message shows the full telephone number.

Telephone Call

If you receive a suspicious telephone call:

1. Take a screenshot of your phone log showing the telephone number and email the screenshot tohw-spam@paypal.com
2. Include details of the telephone call, including what the caller stated or asked from you.

If the caller left a voicemail, and you’re able to view a transcript on your mobile device, include a screenshot of it in your email.

When you send an email tohw-spam@paypal.com, you’ll receive an automatic message letting you know we received it.

You can learn more about recognizing and preventing fraudulent activityhere.

1. Change your Hyperwallet password immediately.
2. Contact your bank and credit or debit card issuer and let them know what happened.
3. Review your recent Hyperwallet activity to make sure you authorized all the payments.
4. Report any unauthorized payments or activity to Hyperwallet.

You can learn more about recognizing and preventing fraudulent activityhere.