Accept online payments the way each country pays
Payment acceptance is not one checkout for the world. It's UPI in India, Pix in Brazil, bKash in Bangladesh, QRIS in Indonesia, M-Pesa in Kenya. We collect payments on every one of them and hand you one balance.
Payment acceptance starts with the customer
Customers pay with what's already on their phone. When the checkout shows the method they use every day, they finish the payment; when it shows a card form in a foreign currency, many leave. Local acceptance is the shortest path to a higher conversion.
Payment collection without a local entity
Collecting in 23 currencies normally means 23 bank relationships. With us, the collection happens on local rails and the result arrives as one USDT settlement — no local entity, no FX headaches.
Online payments for any model
One-off purchases, deposits, top-ups, invoices and repeat payments. Each payment gets a status in real time and a webhook to your backend.
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
Acceptance is the customer-facing part — showing methods and taking the payment. Collection is getting that money into your balance. We do both.
Yes — INR, BRL, BDT, IDR, KES and the other local currencies of our 23 countries.
Yes, payment links and invoices work through the same hosted payment page.
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