A P2P payment provider for online merchants
P2P payments move money person to person through local accounts. As a P2P provider we turn that into a merchant product: a vetted network of traders, routing, confirmation, dispute handling and settlement in USDT.
How P2P payments work for a merchant
The customer pays to a local account provided by a trader in our network, using UPI, Pix, a wallet or a bank transfer. The trader confirms the payment, the order is marked paid and your balance grows. Payouts go the other way.
What a P2P provider adds
Anyone can send money person to person; a provider makes it safe and predictable for a business. We onboard and monitor traders, keep security deposits, route payments, handle disputes and settle everything to you in one currency.
P2P provider vs PSP
A classic PSP connects you to banks and schemes. A P2P provider connects you to a network of people with local accounts — which reaches markets and verticals the classic route does not.
One integration, every local rail
P2P processing moves a business's deposits and withdrawals through local payment methods and private accounts instead of a classic acquiring bank. Here is the path every payment takes.
Questions and answers
Traders keep security deposits on the platform, every payment is tracked to a final status, and disputes are resolved using transaction references.
Yes — payouts to customers' wallets and bank accounts go through the same network.
23 countries; the network is deepest in South Asia, Southeast Asia and Latin America.
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