Payment providers in Hong Kong SAR China
Payment providers in Hong Kong SAR China: PSPs, payment gateways and aggregators for pay-ins and payouts — local methods, rates and onboarding terms. Listings: 38.
PayerMax
PayerMax is a payment provider specialising in cross-border payments. The company is linked to Hong Kong and serves international clients. What cross-border…
Payment Asia
Payment Asia is a gateway and merchant services provider based in Hong Kong. Beyond the local market, the company states that it works internationally, so it…
PayU
PayU runs a global payment orchestration and multi-acquiring platform that came from Zooz, a company founded in 2010 in Tel Aviv with a presence in Amsterdam…
Payz / PSI-Pay
Payz / PSI-Pay is an e-wallet and payment account for businesses. Operating since 2000, it provides a multi-currency business wallet and a merchant account…
PhotonPay
PhotonPay is a payment system founded in 2015. It gives businesses a global account for receiving funds and moving them out via bank transfers, SEPA, SWIFT and…
QFPay
QFPay is a payment facilitator (PayFac) operating in Hong Kong. This model lets a merchant start accepting payments under the facilitator's umbrella without…
Simple.app
Simple.app is a payment provider founded in 2021. It combines crypto processing, mass payouts and P2P transfers, serving companies in crypto, e-commerce and…
Skrill
Skrill is a payment system that has been running since 2001. It combines an e-wallet, bank transfers, a mobile app and an API for businesses. Payment methods…
SoePay
SoePay supplies payment terminals and services for physical stores in Hong Kong. Its main use case is contactless card acceptance at the till. Contactless…
Sticpay
Sticpay is a payment system founded in 2017. It combines an e-wallet, acquiring for businesses and a mobile app, and supports both fiat and crypto assets…
Transak
Transak is on-ramp and off-ramp infrastructure for fintechs, wallets, money transfer and payroll platforms, and Web3 projects. Founded in 2019, it has offices…
UOB
UOB (United Overseas Bank) appears in two roles. In Hong Kong, United Overseas Bank Limited, Hong Kong Branch offers multi-party escrow, where the bank…
Wallex
Wallex is a B2B payment service from M-DAQ Global for cross-border transfers, local collection and FX in Asia. The contracting entity is M-DAQ Payment…
Wise
Wise is an international payments service whose business offering combines a multi-currency payment account, FX, international transfers and batch payouts. The…
Wonder
Wonder is a payment service operating in Hong Kong. It lets merchants accept cards, e-wallets and QR payments — the main ways customers in Hong Kong pay…
YeahPay
YeahPay is a payment facilitator (PayFac) that connects merchants to card acceptance across Asian markets and the US. Its listed countries are Hong Kong…
Payment providers by country
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Payment processing in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is both a local market and a regional hub. Locally, customers pay with cards, the Faster Payment System (FPS) run by the HKMA, Octopus, and wallets such as AlipayHK, WeChat Pay HK and PayMe. Internationally, Hong Kong companies are a common structure for cross-border e-commerce, gaming studios, apps and trading businesses that sell worldwide and need multi-currency collection and payouts. The HKMA licenses stored value facilities and supervises banks, money service operators are licensed by the Customs and Excise Department, and virtual asset trading platforms by the SFC. {count} providers on this page declare Hong Kong coverage.
What Hong Kong merchants look for
- Card acquiring for a HK entity: Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay and Amex, with settlement in HKD or USD.
- Local methods: FPS, Octopus and wallets for domestic customers.
- Cross-border collection: local APMs in Southeast Asia, India, LATAM and Europe through one contract, see cross-border payments.
- Multi-currency accounts and payouts: supplier payments, marketplace seller payouts, FX conversion.
- KYB: beneficial ownership, substance and source-of-funds checks are thorough; prepare documents in advance.
High-risk and crypto
Gaming, forex, crypto and nutra merchants using Hong Kong entities face stricter onboarding with banks; specialised PSPs and EMIs are often the realistic route. For crypto flows see OTC desks, exchangers in Hong Kong and liquidity providers in Hong Kong.
Related hubs
Banks and EMI in Hong Kong · Legal and licensing in Hong Kong · Tech in Hong Kong · Payouts
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