One service, four moves: the volume is accepted on the local rails, connected to local acquiring, settled once the book ties. The store we digitise is the other niche.
Your volume is charged the MDR a local merchant is charged. Our technology makes that rate possible.
Cards and local methods
Credit and debit, 3DS and 2D, plus the local methods of that market.
Card capture
The digitised store includes card capture for online sales.
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Connect
Local signup
We file the client data with the local partners, including the licences the acquirer requires.
Direct connection
The client uses our local commercial policy. It does not clear each acquirer requirement on its own.
Acquirers side by side
Several acquirers sit in each market. No single acquirer caps the volume or holds the risk alone.
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Enable
The stock
The business brings its stock.
The online store
We digitise the store where we have structure.
Included
Card capture is included. We do not charge a marketplace fee.
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Settle
Captured locally
The payment is captured in the acquiring market.
Settlement
Cleared funds reach you in as few hops as possible.
Reconciliation
Nothing is paid out before reconciliation ties.
The shopper pays with the methods of that market.
Visa
Credit and debit, authorised and captured.
Mastercard
Credit and debit, authorised and captured.
American Express
Credit and debit, authorised and captured.
Elo
The Brazilian card brand.
Hipercard
The Brazilian card brand.
3DS
Reduce your chargebacks. The shopper's bank confirms it is the shopper. Without that challenge, the charge is 2D.
Pix
In Brazil, the instant payment.
Boleto
In Brazil, the bank slip.
SPEI
In Mexico, the instant bank transfer.
OXXO
In Mexico, the cash payment.
Pago Fácil
In Argentina, the cash payment.
Mercado Pago
In Argentina and Chile, the wallet.
PSE
In Colombia, the bank transfer.
Redcompra
In Chile, the debit rail.
Webpay
In Chile, the card rail.
Yape
In Peru, the wallet.
Plin
In Peru, the wallet.
PagoEfectivo
In Peru, the cash network.
The volume meets local acquiring in this order.
Local signup
We gather your data and deliver it to the local partners.
The licences
We help with the licences, the regulations and the requirements of regulated institutions, so the approval has a better chance.
Direct connection
You do not meet each requirement on your own. You use the volume of our local commercial policy.
Side by side
Several local acquirers sit in each market. No single one limits the volume or concentrates the risk.
One system
A client with more than one nationality gets one system, with local entities and teams already in those markets.
Screening
The company and its owners are screened before it goes live.
Where we have structure, the store is stood up in this order.
The stock
The business brings its stock. A niche marketplace, or stock shared by physical shops.
The online store
We digitise the store where we have structure.
The terminal
The digitised store includes the card terminal for online sales.
Included
The local client in each market has the service included. We do not charge a marketplace fee.
Our checkout
A shopper pays at the checkout of a store we digitised.
Their site
Or at the merchant's own site, using our checkout.
The company
Digitisation runs from the CNPJ through the local entities, until payout.
Money collected locally comes back in this order.
Captured locally
The payment is captured in the acquiring market.
Authorised
The rail authorises the attempt. Approval is counted here.
The window
Funds settle on the acquirer's window. Every operator has a cut-off.
The book
The acquirer's file is tied to the ledger, line by line. Nothing is paid out before the book ties.
What nets out
Fees, reserve, refunds and chargebacks net out before money moves.
Few steps
Cleared funds reach you in as few hops as possible.
Payout
Payout follows once the book ties.
The shopper pays, the rail authorises and captures in the market, the funds settle on the acquirer’s window, and the payout leaves once reconciliation closes the book.