C2C (card to card) payment providers

What C2C payments are

C2C (card-to-card) is a transfer from the customer's bank card straight to another card, usually by card number. In payments it is the base of P2P acquiring: the merchant shows the customer a trader's card number, the customer sends money from their banking app, and the provider confirms the deposit and settles the merchant — usually in USDT. C2C is widespread in Russia and CIS markets where international acquiring is limited.

Typical C2C flows

• Pay-in: card number issued per order, confirmation by SMS/push parsing or bank statement automation.
• Payout: the trader or team sends funds to the customer's card.
• Mixed routing: many providers combine C2C with SBP transfers by phone number and QR.

What to ask a C2C provider

• Rates for pay-in and payout, separately per GEO and bank.
• Daily capacity and min/max amounts; how many cards and banks are in rotation.
• Average time to credit and share of successful deposits.
• Insurance deposit required from teams and traders, and the settlement currency.
• Rules for "frozen" cards, chargeback-like claims and disputed deposits.
• Software used for automation (see P2P & H2H software).

Countries

C2C pages exist for Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Tajikistan. Each shows companies with that GEO in their profile.

Find C2C processing

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