If zero was an option they would… If zero was an option they would receive that as a rating. For the past two weeks they said they have over paid me. Now if an employer reports your time to them on a daily basis and they give you a portion of that money early, how is it possible to overpay someone? Especially when you know how much they have worked. Talked with customer service and they just kept giving me the same run around saying that my check wasn't enough to pay back what they had already paid me. So again I asked them if you know how many hours I worked how is it possible to overpay someone, same line of the well your check wasn't enough to cover what we sent you. Biggest scam I have ever seen thinking legal action may be needed

I was shorted close to $1,000. I was shorted close to $1,000. When I asked for a reconciliation and for them to show my "deductions" that totaled my payment amount, they gave a BS canned answer and continue to refuse to actually help me. How can a payroll company NOT provide reconciliation details!?!?!

Honest opinion Honest opinion - when daily pay works correctly it’s a helpful “benefit” to help in an emergency or to manage between paychecks. The issue is that it doesn’t work a good amount of the time. In the 5 months that I had supposed access to daily pay, I’ve actually only been able to use it approximately 3. What makes it worse is that, like others, there never seems to be anyone in customer service who can help or give a straight answer. I personally haven’t had issues with not getting paid on payday, but I have multiple co-workers who have. Overall, it’s not reliable, which is really something you need when dealing with your pay. Be careful if you choose to use Daily Pay

No cell service, no access There is absolutely no way to verify your identity other than by your cell phone. You can email a transcript of your conversation with the help desk about your account to yourself but you can't verify your identity thru the email you signed up with. So even if you use your fingerprint to get into your account on the device used to access the app, no way to verify its you if your cell is off. This is the type of emergency this app is supposed to be for! Doesn't matter if you have all your login info, your bank info, your job info, your contact info.... you need to pay your cell bill? Tough luck, can't access your account. What the heck is the service for then?

0 stars if i could 0 stars if i could. the company i worked for contracted them to help the employees access paychecks early. first off, the time it takes to update your balance from a worked shift isn't reliable. second off, my password wasn't working with the app or website, so i'd have to constantly send reset password links just to access the account. thirdly, when i tried to resolve it with customer service, they'd ask me to verify my information with a photo id and paystub, while i was using my e-mail on the dailypay account. don't waste your time with these people. they're nice at first but they get content in their inertia they want to sit back and do nothing but collect a transfer fee.