Launching first in Ontario, Canada

See every dollar you owe, in one place.

Phone bills. Subscriptions. Loan payments. Government charges. Even that speeding ticket. OryzaPay gathers everything you owe onto one simple screen — so nothing quietly falls through the cracks.

Free to join. No credit card. No hidden subscription.

Tap a grain — every kind of payment, gathered on one branch.

No credit card required, ever
Bank-level encryption
Free to join, no fine print
Built and hosted for Canada
Everything, gathered

If it costs you money, OryzaPay has a place for it.

Most banking apps only know what's in your account. OryzaPay is where you keep the whole picture — including money you owe outside the bank.

See every feature

Phone & internet

Track recurring bills and get a heads-up before the due date.

Subscriptions

See every streaming, app and membership charge in one list — cancel the ones you forgot about.

Loans & instalments

Mortgages, car loans, buy-now-pay-later — watch balances shrink over time.

Government payments

Property tax, CRA balances and municipal fees, tracked alongside everything else.

Tickets & fines

A speeding or parking ticket won't quietly turn into a bigger problem.

Insurance & utilities

Home, auto, hydro, water — the essentials, kept in full view.

How it works

Three steps. No jargon.

We built OryzaPay for people who've been burned by "simple" apps before. Nothing here asks for a card number, and nothing happens without you choosing it.

See the full walkthrough
1

Create a free account

Just your name and email. No credit card, no trial period that quietly starts charging you.

2

Add what you owe

Type it in yourself, or securely connect an account — always your choice, and always undoable.

3

See it all, get reminded

One screen shows everything outstanding. We'll nudge you a few days before anything is due.

Built to earn your trust

We know why people hesitate. So we designed around it.

  • No credit card, no auto-charges Joining and using OryzaPay never asks for payment details. There's nothing to accidentally get billed for.
  • Bank-level encryption Your information is encrypted the same way Canadian banks protect their systems — both stored and in transit.
  • You control what's connected Add everything by hand if you prefer. Nothing links automatically without your say-so, and you can disconnect anytime.
  • Real people to talk to A Canadian support line, not just a chatbot, for anyone who wants to ask a question before trusting us.
Read our full security & privacy commitment
0
credit card numbers we've ever asked for

100%
of what you owe, on one screen

24/7
encrypted protection on your data

Starting in Ontario, growing across Canada.

OryzaPay is opening its early access first to people in Ontario. As we learn from real households here, we'll open oryzapay.ca to the rest of the country — with oryzapay.com to follow.

Early access

Be one of the first to try it.

Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment OryzaPay opens in Ontario. No spam, no card, unsubscribe whenever you like.

By joining, you agree to be contacted about OryzaPay's launch. We never sell your information.

Common questions

Straight answers, in plain language.

See the full FAQ
Do I need a credit card to use OryzaPay?+

No. You can create an account and use OryzaPay's core features without ever entering a credit card. There is no free trial that turns into a charge later.

Is this a banking app? Will you move my money?+

No. OryzaPay doesn't hold your money or make payments for you. It's a place to see and track what you owe, so you always know where you stand before you pay.

Do I have to connect my bank account?+

Not if you don't want to. You can type in your bills, loans and payments by hand. Connecting an account is entirely optional and can be turned off at any time.

What happens to my information?+

Your information is encrypted and never sold. Only you can see your full picture, and you can delete your account and data whenever you choose.

Why start in Ontario?+

We want to get it right for a smaller group of people before opening it up. Ontario is our first home, with the rest of Canada to follow.