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Pay-in and payout by a single team.

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Teams for Uruguay: bank transfers and PREX, 6% PayInRequestPayment provider· August 28, 2026Cross-border from Kazakhstan: Georgia, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, KyrgyzstanRequestPayment provider· August 28, 2026Teams for Georgia: lari payins and payouts, 3.3% PayInRequestPayment provider· August 27, 2026Traders for LATAM and South Africa: 13 countries, 4% / 1%, no depositRequestPayment provider· August 27, 2026Teams for Angola: Multicaixa Express, Unitel Money and AfrimoneyRequestPayment provider· August 27, 2026South Korea: traders and payment teams wantedRequestPayment provider· August 26, 2026SellPay24 seeks betting traffic processing in Kazakhstan, Turkey, Armenia, AzerbaijanRequestPayment provider· August 25, 2026Teams for Mongolia: tugrik, gambling and forex, 5.3% PayInRequestPayment provider· August 25, 2026Teams for Poland: BLIK and bank transfers in zlotyRequestPayment provider· August 24, 2026Teams for Bolivia: boliviano payins and payouts for gamblingRequestPayment provider· August 21, 2026Teams for Kyrgyzstan: ELQR, C2C, SBP and Deeplink for bettingRequestPayment provider· August 20, 2026Bitget Wallet seeks local payment rails, acquirers and card partnersRequestPayment provider· August 13, 2026KrillPay seeks banks and infrastructure for new international corridorsRequestPayment provider· August 11, 2026Kazakhstan to Georgia cross-border: teams with lari accountsRequestPayment provider· August 11, 2026Teams for Japan: bank transfers in yen, trusted trafficRequestPayment provider· August 7, 2026Teams for Latin America: method tests in nine countriesRequestPayment provider· August 4, 2026Teams for Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and South KoreaRequestPayment provider· August 3, 2026Ruble payout teams: 0.4% rate, Rapira pricingRequestPayment provider· July 27, 2026

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Pay-in teams1Payout teams1Integration & onboarding1Full cycle — Russia

What "full cycle" means

A full-cycle payment team takes the whole flow: it accepts deposits, makes withdrawals, balances liquidity between the two sides and reconciles everything with the provider. Instead of matching a pay-in team in one place and a payout team in another, the provider gets one counterparty and one settlement. In Russian-speaking markets this is often called a turnkey processing team ("команда под ключ").

When a full-cycle team makes sense

  • You are launching a new GEO and do not want to assemble pay-in and payout separately.
  • Deposits and withdrawals are roughly balanced, so the team can net them and keep less idle liquidity.
  • You need one owner for disputes, blocked details and support escalations.
  • Your volumes are steady enough for a team to commit capacity on both sides.

What to check

  • Capacity on both sides: separate daily limits for pay-in and payout, not just a total.
  • Netting rules: how deposits are used to fund payouts and how the balance is settled (often in USDT via stablecoin settlement).
  • Security deposit: size, currency, and return conditions.
  • Tooling: whether the team uses its own panel or your P2P software, and whether it supports H2H or API callbacks.
  • Anti-fraud and compliance: how the team filters suspicious payments and protects its details from blocks.
  • SLA: confirmation time for deposits, payout time, support hours.

Pricing logic

Full-cycle teams usually quote a percent for pay-in and a separate percent or fixed fee for payouts. The final cost depends on GEO, method, ticket size and how stable your traffic is, so treat any single quote as a starting point and compare several on the Offers tab.

Related

To find a team for a specific GEO, post a request. Nominal hub is a directory, not an intermediary: verify every partner yourself.