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

Mark Woodroof, Chairman at Texas Real Estate Commission
Mark Woodroof, Chairman at Texas Real Estate Commission
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The Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) has announced that individuals can now make all fee payments online through the agency’s services portal. This option is available for those applying for a new license, renewing an existing license, or setting up a business entity registration.

The online payment tool is accessible at any time, operating 24 hours a day throughout the year. TREC recently updated its payment page in August 2025 to enhance security and usability.

A minute-long video guide is available to walk users through the online payment process for licensure. The process begins with an introductory page, followed by several questions. On the Payment Information page, users are prompted to enter an email address if they wish to receive a receipt. If this field is left blank, no receipt will be sent.

Step-by-step images are also provided to assist users with each stage of the payment process. Users start at the Quick Start Menu by selecting the type of payment needed and then proceed through a series of questions before reaching the final confirmation page.

After confirming and certifying their information, users are directed to the payment screen where they can complete their transaction securely.

For those needing assistance with online payments, TREC advises contacting their office directly. However, staff cannot accept financial information over the phone or complete payments on behalf of customers in order to maintain security standards.



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