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Merchants

Projects and brands that need payment acceptance.

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StarexWe are looking for merchants in ArgentinaRequestStarex· October 30, 2026Z.ro seeks fintech partners for BaaS and business representativesRequestZ.ro· October 13, 2026Windcave seeks integrators for online, POS and unattended paymentsRequestWindcave· October 13, 2026SavPay offers three partnership models for working with Canadian merchantsRequestSavPay· October 13, 2026PlisioPlisio pays 25% of payment fees and 10% of exchange profit for referred businessesRequestPlisio· October 13, 2026Pin Payments offers referrals for online acceptance via a co-branded pageRequestPin Payments· October 13, 2026PayU India recruits payment gateway resellers and API platformsRequestPayU India· October 13, 2026PayRam seeks partners with merchant networks for its crypto payment gatewayRequestPayRam· October 13, 2026payabl. seeks PayFacs, intermediaries and referrers for card acquiringRequestpayabl.· October 13, 2026Patriots Payments seeks ISVs and B2B services to refer payment processingRequestPatriots Payments· October 13, 2026p2xPay recruits sales representatives for payment solutions in BrazilRequestp2xPay· October 13, 2026Magnify Payments takes merchants declined by low-risk channelsRequestMagnify Payments· October 13, 2026Currencies Direct seeks partners for international transfersRequestCurrencies Direct· October 13, 2026Cryptomus recruits affiliates: 30% of payment feesRequestPayment provider· October 13, 2026Ckassa pays agents for installing payment CMS modulesRequestCkassa· October 13, 2026AkuratecoAkurateco pays for leads to its white-label payment platformRequestAkurateco· October 13, 2026ETO Platezhi seeks referral partnersRequestETO Platezhi· October 13, 2026P2P for Jamaica: Scotia and LinkRequestPayment provider· October 12, 2026

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Merchants that need a payment partner

This section lists merchants and projects that are actively looking for payment processing: pay-ins, payouts or both. Each listing describes the business model, target GEOs, payment methods, average ticket and expected monthly volume, so payment providers can judge fit before the first call. There are {count} merchant listings in the section right now.

Most demand comes from verticals that mainstream processors decline or price aggressively: online casinos and iGaming, sports betting, forex and CFD brokers, crypto projects, adult, dating, nutra and other high-risk e-commerce. Lower-risk verticals such as SaaS, e-commerce, travel and marketplaces are here too.

For merchants: what to look for in a PSP

  • Your vertical accepted in writing, with the MCC it will be processed under (for example 7995 for gambling).
  • Method coverage per country — cards alone rarely convert in India, Brazil or Bangladesh; check the payment methods hub.
  • Payouts on the same rails for withdrawals, refunds or seller settlements.
  • Reserve, settlement currency and frequency — they shape your cash flow more than the headline rate.
  • Integration route: direct API, H2H, hosted cashier or an orchestration layer.

For payment providers: finding merchant leads

Filter by vertical, GEO and method, open the Requests tab to see current searches and answer with your terms. Publishing an offer in the offers board makes your conditions visible to every merchant browsing the vertical.

Country pages

Merchant demand by market: India, Brazil, Mexico, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Nigeria.

Nominal hub is a directory: we do not process payments or act as an intermediary. To describe your own project, post a request.