E-wallets payment providers
E-wallets: companies, offers and requests that work with this method.
ETO Payments seeks PSPs, wallets and acquirers in China
ETO Payments (with a Dubai page) is looking for licensed PSPs, wallet providers and acquirers in China. The connections are for international merchants selling to Chinese buyers. No publication date…
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Axiron seeks processing teams and Indian pay-in / payout providers
Axiron is looking for partners on two fronts. First, experienced teams with real processing capacity. Second, Indian collection and payout providers working with UPI, bank transfers, wallets and…
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Wocpay seeks banks, PSPs and wallets in South Asia and Saudi Arabia
Payments company Wocpay is looking for banks, licensed PSPs, acquirers and wallet providers in South Asia and Saudi Arabia. Later posts name Bangladesh and Nepal as the priority. The company is open…
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Synque seeks acquirers and PSPs for Hong Kong and Chinese wallets
Hong Kong payment platform Synque needs additional acquirer and PSP integrations. Synque Limited offers partners a technical and commercial pilot. Hong Kong methods Octopus; FPS; PayMe; AlipayHK and…
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iPrime seeks Nigerian banking integrations: NUBAN, NIP and cards
iPrime banking integrations in Nigeria are the goal: the delivery and wallet app needs a reliable banking layer. MH Prime, registered in Nigeria as a business name, is looking for an institutional…
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A6API seeks partners for collections, payouts and settlement
A6API, a marketplace selling access to AI models and APIs, needs partners for collection, payouts and settlement. The company asks providers to describe their country and currency coverage, pricing…
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PingPong seeks MAD vIBAN, payouts and acquiring in Morocco
PingPong Payments needs payment coverage in Morocco: collections into virtual IBAN accounts in Moroccan dirhams, local payouts and currency conversion. The same record bundles the company's earlier…
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WeChat Pay connects licensed payment institutions
WeChat Pay access for licensed payment institutions runs through UnionPay and NetsUnion. Tencent and Tenpay offer such organisations the ability to onboard merchants, integrate acceptance and handle…
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Western Union seeks banks, retailers and FX houses for its agent network
The Western Union agent network accepts banks, retail businesses and foreign exchange houses. Each participant goes through formal enrolment and handles transfers with ID verification and AML…
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MoneyGram recruits retail locations into its official agent network
The MoneyGram agent network is open to established commercial locations that can serve money-transfer customers on their own premises. The programme targets physical operators with a real storefront…
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Alipay+ onboards acquirers and mobile payment providers
Alipay+ (Ant International) onboards acquirers and mobile payment providers through a single program. The aim is to expand cross-border acceptance: shoppers pay with familiar wallets and banking…
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MontyPay seeks licensed acquirers, PSPs and wallets with local connections
MontyPay (Monty Finance SAL and affiliates) invites licensed acquirers, PSPs and wallet operators to integrate and cooperate. It is looking for partners that have their own local payment connections…
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Fonepay invites banks and PSPs to partner with its payment network in Nepal
Fonepay, a digital payment network from Nepal, invites payment providers and other organisations, including banks and PSPs, to partner with it. The network links banks, PSPs and wallets and supports…
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Intersolve connects PSPs and POS terminal providers to its network
Dutch company Intersolve (Intersolve B.V. and Intersolve Payments B.V.) invites PSPs and POS terminal providers to connect to its transaction network. The network handles in-store and online…
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Universal Payment Network onboards payment schemes, wallets, banks and PSPs
Universal Payment Network (UPN), part of the FinTra ecosystem, runs standing onboarding for new members. The UPN network invites payment schemes, e-wallet operators, licensed banks, PSPs and…
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Electronics store chooses a local gateway with custom checkout, GCash, Maya and cards
The owner of an independent electronics and hardware shop is choosing a payment gateway. A custom checkout built into the site design is needed instead of a standard hosted provider page. Onboarding…
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Seaport kiosk needs one payment split between the carrier, the port and the platform
A team is preparing a kiosk project for a seaport and needs split payments: the customer pays once and the amount is automatically divided between three recipients. Everything should work without…
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Licensed Turkish wallets, acquirers and banks wanted for Asian merchants
Turkish wallets and other licensed partners, including acquirers, PSPs and banks, are wanted for a portfolio of merchants from Asia. The requester needs both commercial access and technical…
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E-wallets as a payment method
E-wallets store value or link to a card or bank account and let customers pay with a login, QR or push confirmation. Global wallets (PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay and Google Pay as tokenised wallets) sit next to local ones that dominate their home markets: GCash and Maya in the Philippines, DANA, OVO and GoPay in Indonesia, Touch 'n Go in Malaysia, PayPay in Japan, eSewa in Nepal, Vodafone Cash in Egypt, Yape in Peru.
Why merchants add e-wallets
- Higher conversion for users without cards or with low card approval.
- Fast or instant confirmation and simple refunds.
- In many wallets — cheap payouts and withdrawals back to the same wallet.
- Lower fraud than card-not-present payments, with no classic chargeback scheme in most local wallets.
Integration options
- Direct merchant account with the wallet operator (strict KYB, often local entity needed).
- PSP or APM aggregator with one API for many wallets — see e-wallet PSPs and local payment methods.
- P2P route through personal wallets for markets where merchant onboarding is hard (P2P processing).
What to compare
- Wallets covered per country, pay-in and payout fees, minimums.
- Transaction and daily limits, refund and dispute rules.
- Settlement currency and speed, reserves.
- Accepted verticals and documents required.
By country
Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Egypt, Peru, Nepal, Nigeria, Kenya, United States.
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