Game Fees - Mustang pays very competitive game fees. Please log in to your GameOfficials account and click on Game Pay to see the current pay scales for each event and game level.
RefPay - Mustang uses RefPay.com to process referee payments. RefPay is a leader in the electronic payment of officials, with a secure and efficient system that permits Mustang to transfer game fee payments to an official’s electronic account quickly and securely. This provides the official with immediate access to their payments while reducing the expense and administrative delay that goes along with manually processing checks. In order to get paid electronically for refereeing Mustang soccer games, you MUST complete steps 1, 2, and 3 below, unless you already have a RefPay account you want to use, in which case you only need to complete step 3. Referees who choose not to set up a free RefPay account will be paid by RefPay via check. RefPay deducts a $3 processing fee from each payment for paper check processing.
- Go to the RefPay web site www.refpay.com and click on the Sign Up link at the top of the page.
- Complete the steps to sign up for a free RefPay account. This is the account which will receive payments from Mustang. Note your RefPay user name and account number for the next step.
- Log in to your GameOfficials account, click on My Info, and enter your RefPay User Name and Account number at the bottom of the Contact Information section where indicated and save. MAKE SURE YOU ENTER YOUR ACCOUNT #, NOT YOUR PIN #.
Once Mustang releases game fee payments, you can log in to your RefPay account and transfer the funds electronically to a personal bank account at no charge to you. You have immediate access! As an alternative, you can sign up for a RefPay debit card, which acts just like a normal debit card and gives you access to your funds without having to transfer to another account. Or you can request that a check be mailed at extra cost.
Click HERE for the RefPay Frequently Asked Questions. Click HERE for the RefPay Investment Policy and Banks.
