A payment service provider for local payment methods
A PSP connects your business to the ways customers pay. Classic PSPs are built around cards and acquiring banks; we are built around the local rails that dominate emerging markets — and we settle everything to you in USDT.
PSP vs acquiring bank
An acquiring bank holds your merchant account and processes card payments under card-scheme rules. A payment service provider sits on top: it bundles methods, onboarding, risk and reporting into one product.
Our PSP skips the card layer entirely and works directly with local payment methods — which is why it keeps working for verticals that banks decline.
How onboarding works
You send a short application with your geos, vertical and volume. We agree terms, connect the methods you need, and your team integrates the hosted page or API. Most merchants process their first payments within days of agreeing terms.
Risk and disputes
There are no card chargebacks in local-method processing, but disputes still happen — a customer paid the wrong amount, or a bank flags a transfer. We handle them case by case with transaction references, and you see every status in the dashboard.
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. We are a payment service provider working with local payment methods — wallets, QR networks and instant bank transfers — not card acquiring.
iGaming and betting, forex, crypto and OTC, e-commerce, gaming and digital goods, subscriptions. Requirements depend on the geo and are discussed at onboarding.
A working project, target geos and volumes, and a contact person. Depending on the geo we may ask for basic business details.
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Process payments in any market you grow into
Fill in a two-minute application on the site or in our Telegram bot. A real person replies — usually within the hour.