Merchants

E-commerce

E-commerce: merchants in this vertical, their requests and offers for them.

172 requests

Instant EFT in South Africa: 5.3% pay-in, 1.5% + R100 pay-outRequestPayment provider· May 13, 2026Mobile Money in Malawi: Airtel and TNM, 6.5% pay-inRequestPayment provider· May 13, 2026P2P acceptance in Ethiopia via Telebirr: birr deposits and withdrawalsRequestPayment provider· May 12, 2026NSPK payments for iGaming: 14% pay-in, T+0 settlementRequestPayment provider· May 12, 2026Named EUR IBAN and crypto on/off-ramp via a Swiss payment institutionRequestPayment provider· May 7, 2026Philippines acceptance via GCash QR, Maya, QRPH for iGaming and ForexRequestPayment provider· May 6, 2026AmPay: P2P payments in Argentina via LemonRequestPayment provider· May 4, 2026Transavex White Label: infrastructure for your own payment serviceRequestTransaveX· April 21, 2026AmPay: bank transfers in Turkey for high-risk projectsRequestPayment provider· April 17, 2026AmPay: Visa and Mastercard acceptance in Kazakhstan for high-riskRequestPayment provider· March 17, 2026AmPay: P2P for iGaming in Kyrgyzstan via Mbank, Optima and BakaiRequestPayment provider· March 12, 2026Lithuanian EMI: SEPA Instant, SWIFT, prepaid cards and BaaS APIRequestPayment provider· February 26, 2026Thailand: bank transfers and QR for pay-ins and payoutsRequestPayment provider· December 22, 2025AmPay: P2P acceptance in Uzbekistan for gambling and bettingRequestPayment provider· December 17, 2025AmPay: UPI pay-in and payouts in IndiaRequestPayment provider· December 14, 2025AmPay: P2P to Kapital Bank cards for betting in AzerbaijanRequestPayment provider· November 28, 2025Lithuanian EMI: corporate SEPA/SWIFT account for B2BRequestPayment provider· November 27, 2025AmPay: Open Banking in EuropeRequestPayment provider· November 16, 2025

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Payments for online stores

This hub lists e-commerce merchants — Shopify and WooCommerce stores, D2C brands, electronics and fashion retailers, cross-border sellers — that need a payment gateway, a second processor or local methods for a new market. Most of them are low or medium risk; the challenge is usually coverage and conversion rather than underwriting.

What online stores look for

How to compare e-commerce gateways

  • Merchant entity country — many gateways onboard only local companies.
  • Approval rate on foreign cards and use of 3DS.
  • Pricing: blended vs interchange-plus, FX mark-up, fixed fee per transaction.
  • Payout speed and settlement currency.
  • Fraud tools included or available through antifraud providers.

Certain product categories — vapes, CBD, peptides, replicas, supplements — push a store into the high-risk or nutra group with different providers.

Using the page

Use the GEO and method filters to narrow the list to stores selling into a specific market. Store owners post requests with platform, GEOs, average order and monthly turnover; providers answer in Requests or publish an offer. Browse card acquiring and gateways for the provider side, or post a request to reach several PSPs at once.