Routing and fallback. A soft decline is retried on the next route, in the same session.
Illustrative: a Visa payment of USD 1,240.00 is declined softly on its first route, retried on a second route in the same session, and approved.
Every method here is integrated and tested before it is listed, and runs on our own connection to its operator. A new market joins the integration and the commercial relationship you already have.




Pay-in
QR payments
QRIS
Pay-in
Bank transfer
Virtual Accounts
Pay-out
Real-time bank payouts
BI-Fast
Pay-out
Standard bank payouts
Non BI-Fast
Pay-out
E-wallet payouts
E-Wallet
| Market | Pay-in | Pay-out | Currency | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indonesia | QRIS, Virtual Accounts | BI-Fast, Non BI-Fast, E-Wallet | IDR | Live |
| Issuing banks | ||||
In each recipient's currency, every payout confirmed on its own.
Illustrative: a Visa payment of USD 1,240.00 is declined softly on its first route, retried on a second route in the same session, and approved.
Illustrative: a Visa payment of USD 1,240.00 authenticated by its issuer without a challenge, with a network token in place of the card number.
Yes. Both run on one integration, under one commercial relationship.
The method is integrated and tested before it appears in your account. There is nothing further to activate.
Local currency proceeds are converted and settled through multicurrency settlement options, at the FX spread set in your Merchant Service Agreement.
Yes. Each live market has payout channels: bank transfer, real-time rails and e-wallets where the market has them.
It depends on the market and the method. Daily settlement is available for most, on agreed terms.
Yes. Every transaction passes our in-house fraud controls before it reaches settlement, with nothing separate to buy or configure.
We will show you what runs there today, method by method, and how Card Processing sits alongside it.
At a glance