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by Trolley (formerly Payment Rails) · Global Payouts
Payouts platform automating global mass payments, tax compliance and recipient onboarding.
Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.
NetSuiteQuickBooksXeroTrolley, founded as Payment Rails and rebranded to Trolley in 2021, is a Toronto-headquartered payouts platform built for the internet economy: marketplaces, creator platforms, ad networks, gaming and streaming companies that pay large numbers of sellers, freelancers or contributors around the world. The platform sends payouts to 210+ countries and territories in 135+ currencies through digital wallets, local and global bank transfers, PayPal and debit cards, with batch and recurring payment automation.
Beyond moving money, Trolley automates payout-adjacent compliance work: US IRS tax compliance for domestic-sourced payouts, EU DAC7 reporting for platform sellers, OECD digital-platform reporting, and DSA/INFORM Act support, alongside automated withholding and year-end tax filing. Recipients onboard themselves through embedded forms with identity and business verification, and a centralized portal handles ongoing recipient communication and fraud/risk screening.
Trolley's Sync product connects the platform to ERP and accounting systems including QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite (beta), automating the flow of payout and recipient data to eliminate manual entry, alongside integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Shopify and a Zapier connector for broader workflow automation. Trolley reports SOC 2 Type II compliance and counts customers including Envato, Epic Games, Canva and Soundcloud.
Screenshots sourced from Trolley (formerly Payment Rails).
Trolley covers 16 of 37 capabilities we track in this category (+1 partial)
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Rate itTrolley's own integrations list documents this as in beta; native sync of invoices/bills and GL journal entries.
Native integration per Trolley Sync docs; unpaid invoices import from QBO, paid status writes back, or reconciles as journal entries.
Native integration per Trolley Sync docs; same invoice-import/reconciliation pattern as the QuickBooks and NetSuite connectors.
Trolley's sync documentation names Dynamics 365 Business Central alongside its other native ERP connectors for GL reconciliation.
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Full Trolley pricing breakdown — cost at 25/100/500 seats, competitor rates & FAQs
Standard plan bundles Pay (2,399 USD/yr), Tax for one jurisdiction (2,399 USD/yr), Trust (1,199 USD/yr) and Sync (1,199 USD/yr), totalling 7,197 USD/year. Trolley Plus is custom-priced and adds multiple tax jurisdictions, FX volume discounting and near real-time data refresh. Per-payment fees vary by method: domestic ACH (USD) is 1.00 USD, SEPA/FPS/NPP/BECS is 4.00 USD, wire with FX is 10.00 USD, and currency conversion carries a 2.00 percent margin. Tax statements cost 2.00-3.00 USD each and identity verification scans cost 2.50 USD each beyond 10 free monthly scans on the Standard plan. No free tier is offered. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.
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1 of the 9 vendors we track in this category publish no list price at all.
Trolley sends payouts to more than 210 countries and territories in 135+ currencies via digital wallets, local and global bank transfers, PayPal and debit cards.
Yes. Trolley automates US IRS tax compliance for domestic-sourced payouts, EU DAC7 reporting for platform sellers, OECD digital-platform reporting, and DSA/INFORM Act support, including automated withholding and year-end tax filing.
Trolley's Sync product connects to QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite (beta), automating the flow of payout and recipient data. It also connects to Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack and other tools directly, plus 1,500+ apps via Zapier.
The Standard plan bundles Pay, Tax (one jurisdiction), Trust and Sync for 7,197 USD/year, plus per-payment fees that vary by method and currency. Trolley Plus is custom-priced for multiple tax jurisdictions and FX volume discounts. There is no free tier.
Before you commit to Trolley, see how it sits against the 9 global payouts systems we track — on capability, ERP integration depth and what each one actually charges for.
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