
HABD Residents Get New Rent Payment Options
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HABD partners with Occupi to offer residents diverse rent payment options. Starting this spring, residents can use prepaid cards, cash options, and digital wallets through PayWithOccupi.com. The platform supports over twenty payment methods and provides instant confirmation. Free onboarding help is available, and both teams will monitor customer support for a seamless experience.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — HABD Residents Get New Rent Payment Options. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 9th, Birmingham News, today starts now, AI-powered and ready. Over 10,000 residents with the housing authority of the Birmingham District are getting new ways to pay rent online thanks to a fresh, partnership with local company Occupy. They announced it on April 9th, 2026, and starting this spring, folks can use prepaid cards, cash options, and digital wallets through. Pay with Occupy.com This setup lets residents switch payment types any time without being stuck on one method, and it gives instant confirmation that the money hits the right account, tied right to their address. It all came from community listening sessions where residents push for more choices beyond the usual ways. Havides, President, and CEO, Don Trail Young Foster, said they're evolving to give people the options they deserve. The platform handles over 20 payment methods, updating balances on the spot, rollout kicks off this month across HABD communities.
Free onboarding help is coming for everyone, and both teams will track how it's going with customer support to keep residents happy.
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