Payment providers
PSPs and aggregators: rates, deposits, methods, payouts and GEOs.
MyFatoorah
MyFatoorah is a payment gateway that plugs into a website and a mobile app. One of its key features is recurring payments, which makes it a good fit for…
MyPay Nepal
MyPay Nepal is an e-wallet used for purchases and payments within Nepal. Besides consumers, the service also works with businesses. What accepting the wallet…
myPOS
myPOS is an acquiring provider that helps small and mid-sized businesses take payments both at the point of sale and online. It also offers tools to fight…
Nagad
Nagad is an e-wallet operating in Bangladesh. It serves as a payment tool for consumers and as an acceptance channel for businesses. Why wallets matter here In…
NamastePay
NamastePay is a digital wallet for payments within Nepal. Consumers use it to pay, and companies add it as a way to accept money. The wallet as a sales channel…
NAPS
NAPS is a payment services and acquiring provider. It gives businesses two acceptance channels: POS terminals at the point of sale and payments over the…
Naranja X
Naranja X is a payment service for sellers in Argentina. It accepts payments in several ways, from a terminal to a link sent in a chat, and supports recurring…
National e-Payment
National e-Payment is a US payment company building a partner network. It recruits partners who bring in merchants and equips them with what they need: bank…
National Processing
National Processing is a US processing company that emphasises account management and US-based support. Clients get not only payment acceptance but also a…
Naver Pay / Npay
Naver Pay / Npay is a South Korean e-wallet used both online and in physical stores. The service is run by a dedicated financial company. Where the wallet…
Nayax
Nayax is a payment aggregator that pairs payment acceptance with retail operations management. For a business, that means one system for taking payments and…
Nearpay
Nearpay is payment infrastructure for tap-to-phone acceptance. It provides an SDK that embeds into a partner's app and a branded POS under the partner's own…
NeoNet Guatemala
NeoNet Guatemala is an acquiring and payment services company in Guatemala. It covers the main ways to accept payments, from a terminal at the till to an…
Neosurf
Neosurf is a payment system founded in 2004. Users manage funds through a mobile app, and deposits and withdrawals are made by bank transfer. Currencies euro…
NeoX
NeoX is a payment gateway and payment services provider in Vietnam. It helps businesses set up cashless payment acceptance in the domestic market. The role of…
Nepal Clearing House
Nepal Clearing House is a payment gateway and payment services provider in Nepal. It runs several national payment products that carry payments between banks…
Nequi
Nequi is a payment system from Colombia that has been running since 2016. Its operator is Bancolombia S.A., a major Colombian bank. The service takes in money…
NeroPay
NeroPay is a UK payment company with an open partner program. It offers market players three ways to work together: refer merchants, connect their own software…
Payment providers by country
Subsections
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.
Subsections
- Card acquiring & gateways and aggregators & cascading
- P2P processing and H2H processing
- Local payment methods, mobile money, e-wallets, open banking
- Payouts & mass payouts, cross-border & FX, crypto processing
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.