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Recurring payments: companies, offers and requests that work with this method.

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Subscription SaaS needs an affordable Stripe alternative in an unsupported countryRequestMerchant· September 18, 2026Kyrgyz AI SaaS needs a card gateway with payouts to a local bankRequestMerchant· September 17, 2026EasyReview seeks a Paddle replacement and subscription migrationRequestMerchant· September 16, 2026Dating platform seeks a PSP that accepts its categoryRequestMerchant· September 16, 2026Indian agentic-operations SaaS wants USD subscriptions without a US entityRequestMerchant· September 15, 2026Web agency wants automatic monthly collections via ACHRequestMerchant· September 13, 2026Payments for a membership web app: one-off purchases first, then subscriptionsRequestMerchant· September 12, 2026Club SaaS seeks member payments through sub-accountsRequestMerchant· September 5, 2026US adult content business seeks a processor or MoR for subscriptionsRequestMerchant· September 2, 2026Indian MicroSaaS needs a solo-founder-friendly subscription providerRequestMerchant· August 30, 2026SMUV Payments seeks direct acquirers and PayFacs for nutra and wellnessRequestMerchant· August 29, 2026Cyprus B2B SaaS switches acquirers and needs a MID with card token migrationRequestMerchant· August 26, 2026Pakistan-based SaaS seeks a subscription provider with local bank payoutsRequestMerchant· August 25, 2026Logistics firm BFN Solutions seeks ACH auto-pull for clientsRequestMerchant· August 20, 2026Indian career SaaS seeks overseas card acceptance and subscriptionsRequestMerchant· August 17, 2026Pakistani seller needs one provider for Shopify exports and SaaSRequestMerchant· August 16, 2026Bolivian nonprofit seeks recurring card payments for donationsRequestMerchant· August 11, 2026US B2B company needs a dedicated merchant account with L3 and Authorize.netRequestMerchant· August 5, 2026

Recurring payments explained

Recurring payments are charges taken automatically on a schedule after the customer agrees once: monthly subscriptions, memberships, instalments, usage-based billing. Technically they are merchant-initiated transactions (MIT) on a stored credential — a card token, a wallet token, a direct debit mandate or, in some markets, a recurring mandate on a local method such as UPI AutoPay or PIX Automático.

Who needs a recurring payment gateway

  • SaaS and digital subscriptions, including apps selling outside app stores.
  • Media, dating, education and fitness memberships.
  • Utilities, insurance and lending (often via ACH or direct debit).

Subscription models in high-risk verticals (dating, adult, nutra trial offers) face stricter monitoring of chargeback ratios and descriptor rules.

Key features to look for

  • Tokenisation and network tokens — card updates without asking the customer to re-enter data.
  • Account updater to refresh expired or reissued cards.
  • Smart retries and dunning — retry declined charges at better times and notify customers.
  • SCA handling in Europe — first payment with authentication, later charges flagged as MIT.
  • Subscription billing platform features: plans, proration, trials, invoices, tax.

Fees and settlement

You pay the normal processing rate per charge plus, in some cases, a billing platform fee. Recurring traffic with clean history can lower risk pricing over time; high refund or chargeback rates raise reserves.

How to choose

  • Supported methods per GEO (cards, direct debit, local mandates).
  • Migration of existing tokens from your current processor.
  • Chargeback alerts and chargeback management tools.
  • Merchant of record vs direct merchant model.

{count} companies here support recurring billing. See recurring in the US, Brazil, India, Pakistan, the subscriptions vertical and SaaS merchants. Compare offers or post a request.