The mobile app that helps you bridge the gap between earned wages and the cost of living. One of the great services we provide is early access to earned wages. No need to wait for payday! This... and so much more!
FAQs
How do I request a transfer?
Easy! First, open your GoDo app. If you have an available wage balance, it will be visible on your main screen. Select "Get Your Pay" and enter an amount. From there, follow the instructions to approve the transfer.
GoDo is a tool that allows you to access the pay you've earned as you earn it. Once your shift hours are logged in your payroll system and we receive the information, the available wages in the GoDo app will adjust appropriately. You can have those advanced immediately into your GoDo card account.
GoDo has worked hard to create an account that has minimal to no fees depending on how you use it. For a detailed list of these items, please refer to the GoDo Fee Schedule.
Non-bank fees are charges that are not related to traditional banking services, such as checking or savings accounts, loans, or credit cards. These fees may be imposed by non-bank financial institutions, such as credit card companies, online lenders, or investment firms, or by other types of businesses, such as retailers, utilities, or service providers.
Non-bank fees can take many forms, including monthly or annual maintenance fees, transaction fees, late payment fees, or fees for special services, such as expedited processing or personalized support. Non-bank fees may also be imposed for the use of certain types of payment methods, such as credit or debit cards, or for the use of certain financial services, such as mobile banking or money transfer apps.
Non-bank fees can vary widely depending on the type of service or product being provided, and it is important for consumers to carefully review the fees associated with any financial product or service before using it. Some non-bank fees may be negotiable, while others may be mandatory or non-refundable. It is always a good idea to shop around and compare fees and terms from different providers to find the best deal.
