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Software and SaaS

Software and SaaS: merchants in this vertical, their requests and offers for them.

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Neteller and Skrill for gambling: FTD and Trusted trafficRequestPayment provider· August 26, 2026Uganda: MTN MoMo and Airtel Money for betting, same-day settlementRequestPayment provider· August 26, 2026Full-stack payments in Chile: WebPay, EtPay, Mach and transfersRequestPayment provider· August 25, 2026Mozambique: M-Pesa, e-Mola and mKesh for casinos and bettingRequestPayment provider· August 25, 2026Ghana: MTN MoMo and Vodafone Cash for iGaming, T+0 settlementRequestPayment provider· August 25, 2026Kyrgyzstan P2P: ELQR, Mbank and phone-number transfersRequestPayment provider· August 24, 2026SPEI in Mexico: bank transfers for iGaming and forexRequestPayment provider· August 21, 2026White Label PSP with a team for €3,900 a monthRequestPayment provider· August 21, 2026Bank transfers in Bahrain: deposits and payoutsRequestPayment provider· August 20, 2026EUR card acquiring for iGaming: Azerbaijan and TajikistanRequestPayment provider· August 19, 2026Brazil PIX pay-ins and payouts for iGaming and forexRequestPayment provider· August 18, 2026Tanzania: M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa and Airtel Money for bettingRequestPayment provider· August 18, 2026Betatransfer: Binance Pay and local payment routesRequestPayment provider· August 17, 2026Cash deposits in Panama for iGaming and forexRequestPayment provider· August 17, 2026fri Wallet mobile wallet in Guatemala: 3.3% pay-inRequestPayment provider· August 14, 2026Tigo Money and transfers in Honduras: 6% + 34.5 HNL pay-inRequestPayment provider· August 13, 2026PayPhone in Ecuador: 9% pay-in, 4% pay-outRequestPayment provider· August 12, 2026Ethiopia: Telebirr, CBE Birr and bank transfer for iGamingRequestPayment provider· August 7, 2026

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Payments for SaaS companies

Software and AI tools sell subscriptions worldwide from day one. That creates a familiar list of problems: foreign cards declining, local methods missing in key markets, sales tax and VAT on digital services, and founders in countries where Stripe or Paddle are unavailable. This hub lists SaaS merchants looking for a payment provider, a backup processor or a Stripe alternative.

Common SaaS requests

  • Subscriptions and usage billing with card-on-file and dunning — recurring payments.
  • Merchant of record (MoR) that sells on your behalf and handles global tax.
  • Local methods for growth markets: UPI, PIX, SEPA, wallets in Asia.
  • Second processor for redundancy if the main account is frozen.
  • Company setup in a supported jurisdiction — see incorporation and business accounts.

How to compare SaaS payment providers

  • Supported countries for the merchant entity, not only for customers.
  • Pricing: percentage plus fixed fee, currency conversion, MoR mark-up.
  • Tax handling: whether the provider calculates, collects and remits tax.
  • Payouts: settlement currencies, frequency and minimums.
  • Developer experience: API, checkout, customer portal and webhooks.

Some SaaS niches — AI companions, adult-adjacent generators, trading signals, VPNs — are underwritten as higher risk; check high-risk for providers that accept them.

Using the page

SaaS merchants post requests with their entity country, GEOs and MRR; providers answer or publish terms on the offers board. For billing infrastructure see orchestration and cashier software. Founders can post a request — Nominal hub is a directory and does not process payments.