Risk Analyst / Appointment Setter — Texas Remote

September 21, 2026

RISK ANALYST / APPOINTMENT SETTER

WORK FROM HOME - TEXAS ONLY

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ BEFORE APPLYING

TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION, YOU MUST FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS:

Email your resume to:

ryan@paymentalliance.net

Subject Line: Your Favorite Color

Example: Blue

APPLICATIONS THAT DO NOT FOLLOW THIS INSTRUCTION WILL NOT BE REVIEWED.

This instruction is intentional and is part of our application process. We are looking for candidates who can follow simple directions and pay attention to detail.

ABOUT THE POSITION

Payment Alliance Inc. is hiring motivated individuals for a work-from-home Risk Analyst / Appointment Setter position.

You will contact business owners, introduce our risk verification process, identify qualified opportunities, and help move potential accounts to the next step.

COMPENSATION

$10 PER HOUR PLUS $200 PER ACCOUNT

SCHEDULE

Monday through Friday

7-hour scheduled workday

6 hours on the clock

1-hour unpaid lunch

30 paid hours per week

35 hours total scheduled per week

No weekends

No overtime

EARNING POTENTIAL

Base Pay:

$10 per hour x 30 paid hours = $300 per week

Weekly Goal:

3 accounts x $200 = $600 per week in commission

At the 3-account weekly goal:

$900 per week

Approximately $3,900 per month

Approximately $46,800 per year

These figures are based on working the full 30 paid hours per week and consistently achieving the weekly goal of 3 accounts.

REMOTE WORK REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must have their own reliable home office setup.

Required:

Desktop or laptop computer

Reliable high-speed internet

Professional headset

Quiet workspace suitable for making outbound calls

Ability to work independently from home

Strongly Preferred:

Hard-wired Ethernet connection from your computer directly to your internet router

USB or wired headset for reliable call quality

Our CRM, calling system, and sales tools are cloud-based and accessed through a web browser. No complicated software installation is required.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Make outbound calls to business owners

Introduce Payment Alliance's risk verification process

Ask qualifying questions

Identify potential opportunities

Schedule qualified accounts and appointments

Maintain accurate information in the CRM

Follow up with prospects

Work toward the weekly goal of 3 accounts

IDEAL CANDIDATE

We are looking for someone who:

Is comfortable speaking with business owners

Has a professional and confident phone presence

Is motivated by commission

Can handle rejection and objections

Is reliable and self-motivated

Can work independently from home

Has strong communication skills

Has previous sales, appointment-setting, call center, or merchant services experience is preferred but not required

POSITION SUMMARY

Position: Risk Analyst / Appointment Setter

Location: Remote - Texas Only

Schedule: Monday through Friday

Scheduled Day: 7 hours

Paid Day: 6 hours

Lunch: 1 hour unpaid

Paid Hours: 30 hours per week

Base Pay: $10 per hour

Commission: $200 per account

Weekly Goal: 3 accounts

Weekly Earnings at Goal: $900

Annualized Earnings at Goal: $46,800

Overtime: Not offered

HOW TO APPLY

Email your resume to ryan@paymentalliance.net

Put your favorite color in the subject line.

Applications that do not follow this instruction will not be reviewed.

Pay: $46,800.00 per year

Work Location: Remote

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