Fast & Convenient Cashflow With StriderPay
Industry Leaders Use StriderPay
💳 Get Paid Instantly and Securely
StriderPay ensures you get full control over your event income—fast, simple, and protected.
✅ You Set the Price. We Handle the Rest.
Riders pay using Venmo, credit/debit card, or PayPal. You receive funds instantly—no delays, no chasing payments, no after-show invoices.
💰 Know Exactly What You’ll Receive
As a PayPal Global Partner, STRIDER adds a modest sum to each transaction to cover your estimated processing and handling costs. This means the rider pays your digital transaction fees upfront, ensuring you incur no out-of-pocket surprises.
🔒 Secure and Trusted
STRIDER is a PayPal Global Partner. Every payment is backed by PayPal’s industry-leading security and deposited through your own PayPal account, then into your bank.
⚙️ Best Rates, Applied Automatically
Whatever rate you’ve negotiated with PayPal applies to every transaction, regardless of payment method. If you’re unsure of your rate, you can check it in your in your PayPal account anytime.
📈 Effortless Cash Flow
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Daily deposits sent directly to your bank
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24/7 payment tracking in your dashboard
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Email alerts for every payment
With PayPal’s robust security infrastructure backing every transaction, you can rest assured that your riders’ financial information is safe, and your payments are secure—no matter the payment method chosen.desposit
Get Started In Minutes
1.) Create a FREE StriderBasic Account.
2.) Connect your PayPal business account to your STRIDER account.
3.) Post your activity and start taking entries!
Certified PayPal Partner
STRIDER is a certified PayPal Partner and the ONLY equestrian entry provider in North America to be listed in the PayPal Partner directory.
Pay by Venmo
STRIDER is proud to be the exclusive marketplace provider of Pay by Venmo across the equestrian industry.
Full Transparency
No Accounting Stress. Each paid selection shows as a line item inside your transaction details.
Details at a glance.
Did you call the class the rider paid for “The Pink Pokka-Dotted Pony Derby“? Well, that’s what you’ll see in transaction details.
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