David S.
Terrible payment support — 4 months with no real solution, and the “resolution” was even worse
I have been trying to add my bank account to DoorLoop for about four months, and the experience has been extremely frustrating. The system keeps rejecting my ACH payment method, even though I completed all required fields and followed every instruction provided by support. I tried adding the bank account manually and automatically, sent screenshots of every step, and provided my bank statement more than once when requested. Support repeatedly told me the issue was escalated, then later said it appeared to be fixed. Each time, I tried again and the same error continued. After days of back-and-forth, they finally said the account had been blocked by Stripe and that Stripe would not unblock it, but they never gave me a clear explanation why. They never told me what information was supposedly wrong, what step I allegedly missed, or whether the issue was related to the account type, bank, verification process, or DoorLoop’s system. What makes it worse is that the chat was closed, so continuing the issue means starting all over again with a bot and repeating the same story from the beginning. After I posted my original review on Trustpilot about a month ago, DoorLoop replied publicly asking me to provide a phone number so they could help resolve the issue. I initially thought this was a positive sign and that maybe they were finally willing to fix the problem. Later, I received a call from someone who said he was a manager and that he would personally work on the issue, contact the bank manager, and help get everything back on track. However, the one thing he asked from me was to delete the review because it was bad for their “business reputation.” I explained that my intention was not to damage their business reputation, but simply to share my real experience with their service. Since I finally had someone from DoorLoop speaking to me by phone instead of only through chat, I decided to delete the review and give them another opportunity to resolve the issue. That person also contacted the property manager without me asking and told him that the issue was not my fault, but that he was there to help us get everything on track. Later, he sent me a text message saying he was working on it and would do his best to fix the issue. He also said the real cause was my bank blocking their merchant system, Stripe, and that it was not DoorLoop’s fault. According to him, it was the bank’s system fault and there was not much they could do. But here is the problem: if a company offers an online payment system as part of its service, and that payment system has issues the company cannot clearly explain or fix, what does that say about the reliability of that service? Since then, I have received no more calls, no more text messages, and the issue still persists. So now I am reposting my experience with DoorLoop and also sharing what their “resolution” process looked like in my case. Based on my experience, I truly do not recommend their services. This is unacceptable for a property management payment platform. If tenants are required to use DoorLoop to make payments, the system needs to work, and support needs to provide clear answers instead of vague escalations, repeated document requests, and blame-shifting between DoorLoop, Stripe, and the bank. After four months, I still cannot add my bank account, I still do not know the real reason why, and I have zero confidence in DoorLoop’s payment support. Very poor experience. I would not recommend DoorLoop based on this issue.
Response from DoorLoopJul 2, 2026
Hi, David. We're sorry that you're in this situation. Our team has revisited everything regarding your account from our recent communications. After some in-depth review, we regretfully do not have any capability to connect your bank account with our platform. The reason for this is that the bank connected with your account has been flagged for suspicious activity. This means that unfortunately, DoorLoop has no control over the financial institution's decisions on this. We understand why this is a frustrating situation and we hope that it can be resolved by exploring options with your bank directly.




