Guests pay straight into your account.
Buyers get your bank details and the order number as the payment reference, and for euros also as a QR code. The tickets stay reserved until the deadline. As soon as the money is in, you confirm, and the tickets go out.
Works without Stripe, Mollie or PayPal. Part of every plan.
No payment provider needed. Bank transfer works without Stripe, Mollie or PayPal. With a payment account you offer both, and buyers choose at checkout.
Tickets once the money is in. You check the amount and reference against your bank account and confirm. Then the buyer gets their tickets by email.
A deadline with a reminder. Before it runs out, we remind the buyer once by email. If nothing comes in, the tickets go back on sale.
Your guests pay with, depending on your payment account
01Everything for bank transfers
Enter the account holder, IBAN and your account’s currency, save, and turn it on in your shop. A wrong IBAN is caught right away.
You decide how long tickets stay reserved and how close to the date bank transfer is still offered. After that, buyers pay instantly, for example by card.
Buyers see the amount, recipient, IBAN and reference, each with a copy button. The same details arrive by email.
For transfers in euros there’s a QR code to the EPC standard, such as GiroCode. Scanned with a banking app, the transfer is already filled in.
Before the deadline, we remind the buyer once by email. If nothing comes in, the order is canceled and the tickets go back on sale.
Under Orders, filter by “Awaiting transfer”. There you confirm the payment, cancel, or check off a refund.
02AI assistant
Open transfers, incoming payments and prices in your own words. You set the deadline and bank details once in the settings.
Club party on July 4: adults €15, kids €5, and paying by bank transfer is fine.
03Made for
No payment provider
Subscriptions by transfer
Groups pay in advance
Tables for companies04Pricing
Every feature is part of every plan, bank transfer included. You set the booking fee yourself, and you keep it.
Buyers pay through your own Stripe, Mollie or PayPal account. If a ticket costs €20 plus a €1 booking fee, €21 lands with you, minus your payment provider’s fee.
No share of the price: a ticket for €8 costs you exactly as much with us as one for €80. We bill separately from your ticket money.
The price depends on how many you buy at once, from €0.25 for 100 credits down to €0.18 from 25,000. Unused credits stay for your next event.
TickySmart is built for the rush when sales open and runs on its own servers in German data centers, monitored around the clock. Developed in Germany.
05FAQ
No. Bank transfer works without a payment account, and then it’s your only payment method. With Stripe, Mollie or PayPal you offer both, and buyers choose at checkout.
As long as the tickets are still available, you can still mark the order as paid. If they’ve been sold in the meantime, you send the money back to the buyer.
You send the money back yourself. The buyer’s bank details are on your bank statement next to their payment. Then you check off the refund in the order.
A bank transfer takes a few days. That’s why it’s only offered until the cutoff you set. After that, buyers pay with methods that confirm instantly, for example by card.
Bank transfer works for orders in your bank account’s currency, which you choose when setting it up. The QR code for banking apps is available for transfers in euros.
