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

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Wocpay seeks banks, PSPs and wallets in South Asia and Saudi ArabiaRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026Synque seeks acquirers and PSPs for Hong Kong and Chinese walletsRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026InsurOps seeks payment gateways for insurance premiums and payoutsRequestPayment provider· October 13, 2026US AI short-video SaaS seeks subscription card processingRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026BillingPlatform seeks processors and gateways for enterprise billingRequestPayment provider· October 13, 2026White-label payment gateway in Brazil seeks an Asaas replacementRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026Brazilian course creator leaves Hotmart and seeks a gateway with installmentsRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026UK creator platform seeks adult subscriptions with 3DS and multi-currencyRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026Early-stage SaaS needs international subscriptions and payouts to EgyptRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026PaddlePaddle invites platforms to embed Merchant of Record billingRequestPaddle· October 13, 2026Integrate Payments pays agents and ISOs 50% of profit over costRequestIntegrate Payments· October 13, 2026Fluid Pay seeks ISOs, agent groups and ISVs for its REST gatewayRequestFluid Pay· October 13, 2026Ezypay seeks software vendors to embed recurring paymentsRequestEzypay· October 13, 2026Easebuzz invites platforms and resellers in IndiaRequestEasebuzz· October 13, 2026Shobbl seeks acquiring and payouts for a US creator marketplaceRequestMerchant· October 6, 2026Dutch platform MatchAnalysts seeks a PSP for subscriptions and analyst payoutsRequestMerchant· October 5, 2026Indian SaaS seeks international card and subscription acceptance for low pricesRequestMerchant· September 27, 2026Solo mobile app developer seeks an individual-friendly subscription providerRequestMerchant· September 25, 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.