Payment Provider

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  Payswix, UAB

  Spaudos g. 7, LT-05132 Vilnius, Lithuania

  Payswix, UAB is a Lithuanian-licensed Electronic Money Institution (EMI) authorised by the Bank of Lithuania to issue electronic money and provide payment services. Originally founded as GlobalNetint, UAB on 16 August 2017 in Vilnius, the company rebranded to Payswix in early 2022 to reflect its expanded product range and ambitions in the European payments market. The firm operates as a B2B one-stop payment solutions provider, targeting fast-growing businesses in iGaming, cryptocurrency exchanges, e-commerce, and international trade. Its core services include SEPA and SWIFT wire transfers, multi-currency e-wallets, dedicated IBAN accounts, prepaid payment cards, currency exchange, and credit card processing. Payswix also offers correspondent banking and plans to launch acquiring services. The company employs around 30 to 45 staff and is privately held with seven shareholders. Despite a €350,000 fine from the Bank of Lithuania in 2021 for anti-money-laundering and reporting violations, Payswix has continued to grow its infrastructure and client base, emphasising compliance and 24/7 customer support. Its platform is API-driven, enabling seamless integration for merchants. Payswix competes with other Lithuanian EMIs such as Paysera and TransferGo, differentiating via dedicated IBANs for crypto exchanges and a forthcoming acquiring capability.

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  PayRam

  Office 205, Al Noor Business Tower, Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Street, Ajman, Dubayy 654321, United Arab Emirates

  PayRam is a self-hosted stablecoin payment gateway that gives merchants full control over their funds and transaction data by eliminating third-party intermediaries. Founded in 2023 by Siddharth Menon, co-founder of WazirX, the platform enables businesses—including high-risk sectors like iGaming, adult content, and VPNs—to accept stablecoins such as USDT, USDC, and PYUSD directly wallet-to-wallet on multiple blockchains. Merchants deploy PayRam on their own hardware, ensuring censorship-resistant processing and no account freezes. The platform supports Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Tron, and Bitcoin, with Solana and TON integrations on the roadmap. Additional features include a card-to-crypto on-ramp for Visa/Mastercard payments, a dedicated MCP server for AI agent-driven commerce, and API-driven checkout flows. PayRam requires no signup or KYB, allowing merchants to start accepting payments within minutes. With a lean team of 2–10 employees, the company positions itself as a flexible, programmable payment layer for global internet-native businesses and autonomous agents.

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  paysafecard.com Wertkarten AG

  Am Europlatz 5, 1120 Vienna, Austria

  paysafecard.com Wertkarten AG, operating under the brand PaysafeCard, is an Austrian-based prepaid e-commerce payment solution that allows consumers to pay online without a bank account or credit card. The company issues 16-digit voucher codes that can be purchased at physical retail outlets or online and then redeemed at thousands of partner websites for gaming, entertainment, social media, and general e-commerce. The service is designed for cash-focused users who value privacy and security, as no personal financial information is transmitted during transactions. Founded in Vienna in 2000 by four Austrian entrepreneurs including Armin Sageder (first CEO) and Michael Müller (later CEO), the company originally operated as paysafecard.com Wertkarten AG. It later converted to a German-style private limited company (GmbH) and is now registered under Austrian law. In 2013, PaysafeCard was acquired by the digital wallet provider Skrill; in turn, Skrill was bought by Optimal Payments Group in 2015, which subsequently rebranded as Paysafe. Today, paysafecard.com Wertkarten AG is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Paysafe Group, a global payments platform listed on the NYSE (PSFE). The PaysafeCard service is available in approximately 50 countries, including most of Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Asia and South America. Users can manage their balances through an optional free online account called myPaysafe or via the PaysafeCard mobile app. Key partners include major platforms such as Steam, Microsoft, Xbox, PlayStation, Google Play, and Facebook.

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  paypay89.com

  Hamilton, New Zealand

  Paypay89.com is a B2B payment gateway specializing in alternative payment methods (APMs) for e-commerce merchants targeting Southeast Asian markets. The company provides access to local payment solutions such as Malaysia's FPX bank transfers, Indonesia's QRIS, and similar schemes in Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh, the Philippines, and China, enabling businesses to accept pay-ins and process payouts through a single integration. Its service is explicitly curated for niche and high-risk merchant verticals, including iGaming and forex, as highlighted by its listing on iGamingSuppliers.com. The platform also supports integration via Praxis, B2BROKER, and fx Back-office. Operational since at least the early 2010s according to its own About page, the company is formally incorporated in New Zealand as of 2022 per Tracxn, with headquarters in Hamilton. It complies with the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020. With no disclosed funding rounds, Paypay89 remains a privately held, unfunded entity. The company's headcount and specific leadership details are not publicly available, but the gateway's focus on underserved, high-risk segments suggests a lean, specialized operation.

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  Paynovate

  Brussels, Brussels Region, Belgium

  Paynovate is a Brussels-based regulated fintech providing B2B payments, account management, and card issuing infrastructure across the European Economic Area. It operates as a licensed Electronic Money Institution (EMI) supervised by the National Bank of Belgium and is part of the Loyaltek Group, which also includes terminal solutions (LoyalPay), B2B payment processing (Fintronik), and gift card marketing (Giftify). Originally developed from a loyalty card scheme in 2008, Paynovate evolved into a standalone EMI division around 2019–2020. The company serves fintechs, platforms, POS partners, resellers, and digital businesses with modular products including in-store and online acquiring, virtual IBAN accounts, card program creation, and embedded finance APIs. In early 2024, founder Robert Masse transitioned to Chief Visionary Officer, with Benjamin Beeckmans appointed CEO to drive expansion into the UK and other markets. Paynovate emphasizes compliance and security, holding PCI DSS certification and safeguarding client funds through segregated accounts.

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  Payment Services Interactive Gateway, Inc.

  6725-6 Millcreek Rd, Mississauga, Ontario L5N 5V2, Canada

  Payment Services Interactive Gateway, Inc., operating under the brand PSiGate, is a Canadian‑founded payment gateway and e‑commerce solutions provider. Established in 1998, the company has built a proprietary payment gateway that enables businesses to securely process online transactions, manage recurring billing, and mitigate fraud. PSiGate offers a suite of services including automated shipping calculations, financial account reporting, and seamless integration with leading shopping carts and e‑commerce platforms. In a strategic move to strengthen its position in the unified commerce space, PSP Services Inc. completed the acquisition of PSiGate (then a wholly owned subsidiary of Peoples Payment Solutions Ltd.) in 2021. The acquisition combined PSiGate’s e‑commerce expertise with PSP’s in‑store and cloud‑based POS solutions, creating a comprehensive omnichannel platform for merchants across North America. Since the acquisition, PSiGate has continued to operate as a distinct brand within PSP’s portfolio, maintaining its gateway infrastructure and merchant relationships while benefiting from expanded resources and technology. Today, PSiGate serves thousands of merchants in Canada and the United States, offering a reliable, secure, and intuitive payment gateway that supports card‑not‑present transactions, fraud prevention tools, and multi‑currency processing. The company’s long‑standing track record, strong integration ecosystem, and focus on real‑time payments make it a trusted partner for businesses seeking to streamline their online payment operations.

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  Paytriot Ltd

  Eagle Court, Vine Street, Uxbridge, England, UB8 1QE, United Kingdom

  Paytriot Ltd is a UK-based payment gateway and merchant services provider, founded in January 2015 and headquartered in Uxbridge, England. The company operates as a registered payment facilitator and digital wallet operator, offering a comprehensive suite of payment acceptance solutions for online businesses, including e‑commerce, hospitality, and gambling verticals. Paytriot’s core platform combines a multi‑currency payment gateway (supporting 142 currencies), a proprietary digital wallet (Paytriot Wallet), a full‑featured API, and an intuitive transaction dashboard. The company also provides point‑of‑sale (POS) integration and customised transaction solutions, with a stated uptime of 98% and approval rates above 90%. A key differentiator is its monthly flat‑fee pricing model, which allows merchants to avoid per‑transaction costs, particularly appealing to small and mid‑sized businesses. Paytriot integrates with major e‑commerce platforms such as Shopify, BigCommerce, and WordPress, and offers dedicated support for high‑risk sectors like iGaming through its experienced gambling team. The company serves a diverse client base, including Hilton and Hampton by Hilton, and maintains a strong focus on secure, tailored payment processing.

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  Payvea

  Israel

  Payvea is a global payment solutions provider that enables online businesses of all sizes to accept, manage, and scale payments through a single unified platform. Founded in 1999 and originally operating under the name ImGlobal, Payvea has evolved into a comprehensive payment gateway that connects merchants with a network of global acquiring partners. The company’s flagship product is a single API that unlocks access to over 250 payment methods, including major credit and debit cards, local payment methods, and alternative payment options, supporting transactions in more than 100 currencies. Payvea caters to a wide range of industries, from startups launching their first e-commerce store to established brands seeking to expand internationally. The company also offers specialised services such as high-risk merchant accounts, MOTO (Mail Order/Telephone Order) processing, mobile payments, and fraud protection solutions. With a stated headcount of 2–10 employees, Payvea operates as a privately held company headquartered in Israel. The company’s value proposition centres on reducing payment complexity, transparent pricing, efficient onboarding, and dedicated support for merchants navigating global commerce.

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  Pay CC

  Limassol, Cyprus

  Pay CC redefines payment processing for the iGaming industry, offering solutions that prioritize innovation, security, and player-centric convenience.

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  PayAnyWay

  Moscow, Russia

  PayAnyWay is a Russian turnkey payment solution for e-commerce merchants, launched in 2005 and operated by the non-bank credit organisation NCO MONETA. The platform enables businesses to accept payments through over 20 methods, including bank cards (MIR, Visa, MasterCard), the Faster Payments System (SBP), e-wallets, money transfers, online banking, and cash via partner terminals. It holds PCI DSS Level 1 certification and incorporates a multi-level anti-fraud system with 3D-Secure and SecureCode protection. PayAnyWay offers free connection within one business day and transparent reporting for accounting. The service is particularly popular among small and medium-sized enterprises in Russia and other CIS countries, as it aggregates multiple payment methods into a single integration. It supports both domestic and foreign merchants, with individual tariffs for non-resident companies. PayAnyWay provides plugins for popular e-commerce platforms like nopCommerce and CS-Cart, allowing merchants to accept 24 payment methods through one plugin. No monthly fees are charged; instead, the service operates on a per-transaction commission basis, starting from 3.4% for cards and 0.7% for SBP. Settlement can be daily or weekly, and the platform supports ruble and foreign-currency accounts.

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  Paynamics Technologies Inc.

  Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines

  Paynamics Technologies Inc. is a Philippine-based financial technology company that provides secure, end-to-end payment and financial solutions to businesses of all sizes. Founded in 2010 by Ronald Gerald Magleo, Esther Magleo, and Mylene Chua-Magleo, the company is licensed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas as an Electronic Money Issuer and Registered Operator of Payment Systems. Paynamics serves thousands of merchants across e-commerce, utilities, government, insurance, education, and financial services, enabling them to accept, process, and disburse digital payments through multiple channels including online gateways, over-the-counter cash, bank transfers, and e-wallets. The company’s modular product stack—centered on platforms like PAYGATE for payment acceptance and DGATE for mass disbursements—addresses scalability, compliance, and interoperability for high-volume, mission-critical payment flows. With headquarters in Makati City and a workforce estimated between 51 and 200 employees, Paynamics has grown from a simple gateway provider into a full-stack payment infrastructure company, focusing on financial inclusion and digital transformation in the Philippines. The company emphasizes an API-first architecture and regulatory trust as competitive advantages, having recently partnered with Kong Inc. in 2024 to enhance its API platform. Privately held and bootstrapped, Paynamics continues to expand its role as a trusted partner for businesses seeking to reduce friction in collections and accelerate cash flow.

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  PAYOK

  Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  PAYOK (payok.com) is a global payment aggregator that provides a one-stop payment gateway solution for high-growth industries, particularly iGaming, forex, and e-commerce. The platform enables merchants to accept over 100 local payment methods—including bank transfers, e-wallets, and virtual accounts—and processes instant payouts with a claimed success rate of up to 95% and a 99.99% settlement reliability. Founded with a focus on cross-border commerce, PAYOK serves more than 6,000 merchants and processes over 200 million transactions per month, according to its public materials. The company is licensed as a Money Service Business (MSB) under FINTRAC in Canada, reflecting adherence to anti-money laundering and compliance standards. Its infrastructure includes developer-friendly APIs, real-time reporting, and advanced fraud prevention tools tailored for high-risk sectors. While PAYOK’s leadership team is not publicly disclosed, its operational base is linked to Dubai, UAE, and its website and social channels position it as a rapidly scaling payment partner for emerging businesses that require speed and reliability.