Payment providers
PSPs and aggregators: rates, deposits, methods, payouts and GEOs.
ArsenalPay
ArsenalPay is a payment service for online merchants. It combines payment acceptance with an integrated online cash register, so a store does not have to…
Artajasa
Artajasa is an Indonesian payment infrastructure company. Its legal entity is PT Artajasa Pembayaran Elektronis, operating in the Indonesian market. What…
ArtPay
ArtPay is an online payment provider from Belarus. It accepts card payments and connects merchants to ERIP, with all transactions visible in a merchant…
Asaas
Asaas is a Brazilian payment platform. It offers several payment methods, automates collections, works as a gateway and can split a payment between recipients…
Adscard
Ascard is a P2P processing service operating since 2025 in the Russia and Azerbaijan corridors. It focuses on gambling and betting traffic; the base rate…
Asia United Bank / AUB PayMate
AUB PayMate is the business payment service of the Philippine lender Asia United Bank. Companies use it to accept cards and e-wallets, getting bank acquiring…
AsiaPay
AsiaPay is a merchant acquiring and payment services provider based in Hong Kong. The company operates across Asia-Pacific and offers merchants a wide range of…
Assist
Assist payments come from a Russian payment services provider that accepts money across different sales channels. The service has built-in anti-fraud, and…
Astrum
Astrum is a P2P processing service launched in 2026. It covers two corridors, Kazakhstan and Turkey, and accepts payments through local methods. The base rate…
AT Money Ghana
AT Money is the mobile money wallet of AT Ghana, the operator formerly known as AirtelTigo; the e-money licence behind it is held by Airtel Mobile Commerce…
ATLOS
ATLOS is a crypto payment acceptance service with an open partner program. A partner sells crypto payment services to its clients, while ATLOS handles…
ATTRUS
ATTRUS is a cross-border payments provider. Through an API the company offers local pay-ins and payouts, currency conversion and multi-currency treasury for…
Aurex Payments
Aurex Payments helps high-risk merchants find a merchant account and processing. The company takes the acquiring bank's requirements into account to find an…
AurionPay
AurionPay provides merchant services and a payment gateway. The company describes its focus as working with high-risk merchants. What a high-risk merchant is…
Aurora Payments
Aurora Payments recruits partners who build their own merchant portfolios. The company gives them access to multiple processors, reporting and white-label…
Authorize.net
Authorize.net is a payment gateway for online payments and recurring billing. It operates in the United States and Canada. Methods payment cards; eCheck, an…
Autobooks
Autobooks is a payment acceptance service built into a partner financial institution's online and mobile banking. US small businesses and nonprofits send…
Autopay
Autopay is a payment gateway that lets an online store accept card-not-present payments from shoppers and automate the routine around them. As a PSP it sits…
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.