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Payment providers

PSPs and aggregators: rates, deposits, methods, payouts and GEOs.

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New Turkish company needs a reliable subscription gatewayRequestMerchant· March 11, 2026Mobicraft seeks a recurring payment gateway for a new software companyRequestMerchant· March 11, 2026SaaS developer for China and abroad chooses a payment setupRequestMerchant· March 9, 2026Merchant seeks a PSP for Tunisia: bank transfers and APMsRequestMerchant· March 5, 2026Client seeks a gateway for global payments with easy website and invoicing setupRequestMerchant· March 2, 2026Selia looks for a Stripe alternative for global payment collectionRequestMerchant· February 24, 2026Refurbished electronics store seeks a new payment gateway in IndiaRequestMerchant· February 22, 2026Georgian sole proprietor needs a gateway for Telegram payments from EU clientsRequestMerchant· February 18, 2026French rental marketplace seeks an alternative to Stripe ConnectRequestMerchant· February 15, 2026SaaS seeks a Stripe replacement for recurring subscriptionsRequestMerchant· February 13, 2026Marketplace needs a gateway with split payments, escrow, payouts and dispute handlingRequestMerchant· February 13, 2026Advance seeks banks and payment infrastructure for US insuranceRequestPayment provider· February 12, 2026New business in India seeks a scalable gateway and secure checkoutRequestMerchant· February 3, 2026Seller of presets and custom products seeks a reliable Shopify gatewayRequestMerchant· January 28, 2026Gambling merchant seeks a PSP in Vietnam: bank transfers, MoMo, ZaloRequestMerchant· January 27, 2026Processor wanted for a pharmacy and wellness business with API, tokens and webhooksRequestMerchant· January 21, 2026Automated revenue split between partners, contractors and a tax accountRequestMerchant· January 21, 2026PSPs wanted in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and TunisiaRequestMerchant· January 15, 2026

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Payment service providers in one list

This section is a PSP list for merchants, platforms and other processors looking for acceptance or payouts. It covers payment gateway providers, payment processors, aggregators with cascading, card acquiring, local methods (APM), mobile money, e-wallets, open banking, crypto processing and cross-border payouts. {count} companies are listed, and many of them publish offers with their own rates.

PSP, payment gateway, payment processor — what is the difference

  • Payment gateway — the technical layer: API, hosted payment page, tokenisation, routing of the transaction to an acquirer or local scheme.
  • Payment processor / acquirer — the party that actually settles the money; for cards that is an acquiring bank or a licensed PSP.
  • Payment service provider (PSP) — usually both in one contract: gateway, processing, onboarding, settlement and support.
  • Payment aggregator — one contract, many providers behind it, often with cascading between them.

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How to choose payin payout providers

  • Coverage: check the exact countries and payment methods, not just the region. Country pages like PSPs in Brazil, India or Mexico help here.
  • Pricing: pay-in and payout fees, fixed costs, chargeback fees, minimum monthly volume, setup fee.
  • Settlement: frequency, currency (fiat or USDT), rolling reserve and holds.
  • Risk appetite: accepted verticals (high-risk, iGaming, adult, forex), KYC/KYB requirements, licences.
  • Integration: API, H2H, hosted payment page, plugins, cascading between acquirers.

Using the page

Filter by GEO, method and vertical, then switch tabs: Companies shows the companies, Offers shows published terms, Requests shows merchants and partners looking for a PSP right now. Nominal hub is a directory: you contact companies directly and agree terms with them. If nothing fits, post a request — companies that match can reply.