ONE@Work (formerly Even)

ONE Finance, Inc.

About this app

ONE@Work (formerly Even) partners with leading employers, like Walmart, to provide simple tools that help you take control of your pay — without the hassle.

Through ONE@Work, you can:

-Get paid early* – With Instapay, access your net earnings before payday to help cover the unexpected. No fees** or hidden interest.

-Track your earnings – See your work schedule and track how much you’ll make per shift and per paycheck – no more guesswork.**

-Save automatically – Choose a percentage you want to save and we’ll deduct it from your paycheck automatically.

-Budget easily – When you connect your bank account, ONE@Work helps you calculate what’s okay to spend.


ONE@Work is only available as an employer-provided benefit.

ONE@Work Save is powered by Cross River Bank, Member FDIC or Coastal Community Bank, Member FDIC.

*Instapay is currently unavailable for Walmart associates in NY.


** Only available for members whose employers have configured this benefit within the app.

Ratings and reviews

I've tried a few different work apps for instant pay with great experience. i work and within a few hours of clocking out, the pay was ready immediately. NOT THIS ONE. It is NOT instant pay if I have to wait 2 days to even request it and then another 24 hours for them to send it..

It will randomly log me out. Then when I try to do the "send code to email" to log back in, it NEVER gets the email to me. I've had to completely log out, and go through the process of telling it where I work to find my account, and relink my email as if it was new, every time to finally get it to work. Then this past time, it won't let me unlink my email when I tell it I don't have access to the email they have on file so I can reset like in the past. Now, I'm in a complete lockout. Ridiculous.

saved me from a bad two weeks in-between checks. very straightforward to get into the app and everything set up. However, being in such a pinch, I didn't really have the day it took for me to get the last step (verifying my banking info) before my account went into the red after some mandatory payments. but still a life saver when money is tight.