A payment gateway built for local payment methods
Card-first gateways convert poorly where customers pay with wallets, QR codes and instant bank transfers. Our gateway routes every payment through the local rail your customer already uses — in 23 countries, through one integration, settled in USDT.
What a payment gateway does
A payment gateway is the layer between your checkout and the money. It shows the customer the right payment options, creates the order, tracks whether the money arrived and tells your backend when it's safe to credit the user. In card markets that layer talks to card networks; in markets that run on local methods it has to talk to wallets, QR networks and instant bank transfers instead.
That is the gap we cover: one gateway that knows how people actually pay in India, Brazil, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Kenya and 18 more countries — and turns all of it into one consistent API for your team.
How it works with your product
You send the amount, currency and customer reference; the gateway returns a payment page or payment details for the local method. The customer pays in their banking or wallet app, the payment is confirmed in seconds and your backend receives a webhook.
Payouts work the same way in reverse: you request a withdrawal, the gateway sends it to the customer's wallet or bank account and reports the final status.
Why local-method gateways approve more
Approval rate is decided by habit. A customer in India trusts UPI more than a foreign card form; a customer in Brazil expects Pix; in Kenya it's M-Pesa. Offering the method people already use removes the biggest reason for abandoned deposits — and with no card networks in the flow, there are no card chargebacks either.
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
No. Every country and method is available through the same integration; new geos are switched on for your account without new development.
100+ local methods across 23 countries — UPI and IMPS in India, Pix in Brazil, bKash in Bangladesh, M-Pesa in Kenya, QRIS in Indonesia and more. The full list is on the payment methods page.
Yes. Payin and payout run through the same gateway, with statuses for every transaction and settlement in USDT.
With the hosted payment page — days. With the API — as long as your team needs to wire webhooks; we help with every step.
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