Texas Real Estate Commission updates online fee payment process for licenses and registrations

Mark Woodroof, Chairman at Texas Real Estate Commission
Mark Woodroof, Chairman at Texas Real Estate Commission
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Mark Woodroof, Chairman at Texas Real Estate Commission
Mark Woodroof, Chairman at Texas Real Estate Commission

The Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) has announced that individuals seeking to apply for or renew a license, register a business entity, and complete other related transactions can make payments securely through the agency’s online services portal. The online payment tool is available at all times throughout the year.

A new payment page was introduced in August 2025 to improve user experience and security. According to TREC, visual guides have been created to help users navigate the updated system. These guides include a short video that demonstrates each step of the online payment process, beginning with an introductory page and followed by several questions. On the Payment Information page, users are advised to enter their email address if they wish to receive a receipt. “If this field is left empty, a receipt will not be sent,” TREC stated.

Step-by-step images further illustrate how users should select the appropriate payment option from the Quick Start Menu and proceed through a series of required questions before reaching the final confirmation page. After confirming their information, users are directed to the payment screen.

For those who need assistance with online payments, TREC encourages direct contact but emphasizes that staff cannot accept financial details over the phone or process payments on behalf of customers for security reasons.



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