2027 benefits planning
Get a head start on your top benefit for 2027!
Earned wage access is a no-cost, proven way to help employee retention and engagement. Get the ball rolling this fall so you can give your employees a financial head start in the new year.
Works with 350+ payroll and timekeeping systems, including ADP®, Workday®, Paylocity®, Paychex®, UKG®, and Dayforce®.

76%
of workers say it's important their employer offers earned wage access
Source: ADP
31%
average drop in turnover after employers adopt Tapcheck
$0
cost to employers. No setup or ongoing fees.
350+
payroll and timekeeping integrations
Why start now
Do the groundwork this fall to launch with the new year
Planning for a January rollout means the background work happens right now. But fret not: Tapcheck handles all the heavy lifting so you're ready to roll by the time your employees are back from the holidays.
January is a natural fresh start
New plan year, new paychecks, new goals. Employees are paying close attention to their money after the holidays. It's the right moment for a benefit that helps between paydays.
The heavy lifting is ours
Our implementation team handles the integration and testing in the background. Your team joins a few check-ins, not a months-long project.
Walk into 2027 with a win
Show leadership a benefit that supports retention, costs the company nothing, and employees actually use. That's an easy story to tell in your first meeting of the year.
What makes this your easiest implementation in 2027?
Most earned wage access setups are difficult because they fight with your payroll settings. Tapcheck is payroll-native: it works inside the payroll system you already run, so there's far less to build and nothing new to manage.
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No new systems
Tapcheck connects directly to your existing payroll system and reconciles after every payroll run. Your employees can keep all direct deposit settings.
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Payroll stays in control
Every Tapcheck transfer appears as a line item on the paystub. Direct deposits don't change. Your payroll team can see exactly where the money moved in every cycle.
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Zero cost, less risk
Tapcheck costs your company nothing and never touches your cash flow. If a deduction can't be recovered, Tapcheck absorbs it, not you.
Your plan for a January rollout
Four steps, and we'll do the big stuff.
1
Research and fit
Confirm your payroll and timekeeping systems are supported. Get clear answers on cost, risk, and payroll impact to share with leadership.
2
Kickoff and integration
We connect Tapcheck to your payroll and timekeeping systems. Your payroll lead joins the kickoff and confirms a few settings.
3
Testing and sign-off
We check balances against real pay data and confirm deductions reconcile correctly. You approve the launch date.
4
Employee rollout
We provide launch emails and flyers for your team to share. Employees download the app and see their balance. Payroll runs exactly as before.
"Easiest implementation I've ever done."
Questions you'll get asked
Before you bring it to payroll and leadership.
For most employers, yes. Your timeline depends on your payroll and timekeeping systems, which is why the first step is a compatibility check. We'll give you a specific timeline once we know your setup.
No. Tapcheck isn't an elected benefit, so employees don't sign up during an enrollment window. You can finish enrollment as planned and introduce Tapcheck when it launches.
Very little. Your payroll lead joins a kickoff call and a few check-ins. Our implementation team handles the integration, testing, and launch materials.
Nothing. There's no setup fee and no ongoing cost to employers. Tapcheck doesn't touch your cash flow, and Tapcheck absorbs any deduction that can't be recovered.
Some earned wage access models route paychecks through a third-party account or ask employees to open a new bank account. Tapcheck leaves direct deposits exactly where they are and shows every transfer on the paystub. Ask your provider how their model handles both.
Start here
See if Tapcheck works with your payroll.
Pick your payroll provider and we'll confirm the integration, then talk through a plan for a January rollout.
Get my January plan
Get my January plan
No cost to employers. No commitment to check.











