American Express Company (Amex) is an American multinational financial services corporation that specializes in payment cards.

Diners Club was the first independent credit card company in the world.

Discover is a top financial services company offering credit cards, banking, and payment services.

JCB is a Japanese credit card company and a leading issuer of credit cards. It has evolved into a global payment brand and a prominent credit card issuing organization. JCB has become widely accepted by merchants worldwide, with a strong presence in the Asian region.

Mastercard dominates the European co-branded credit card market.

In partnership with more than 2500 institutions worldwide, UnionPay International has enabled card acceptance in 180 countries and regions.

Visa is the world's largest card network by transaction value, offering worldwide services.

As a payment tool of public trust, Alipay has evolved into an open platform for businesses, institutions and service providers.

AlipayHK provides Hong Kong users with diversified mobile payment services, offers, and value-added services, making life easier and more convenient.

ATM Bersama/Prima/Alto is one of the interbank networks in Indonesia, connecting the ATM networks of twenty-one banks. It was established in 1993 and is based on the model adopted by MegaLink, an interbank network in the Philippines. ATM Bersama encompasses more than 70 members with 17,000 ATMs throughout Indonesia.

Bangkok Bank is one of the top three banks in Thailand, with tens of millions of users.

Bank of Ayudhya is a mainstream bank in Thailand.

BCA, established in 1957, is Indonesia's largest private bank, boasting assets exceeding IDR 1 trillion as of 2022. In 2014, BCA developed MyBCA, a digital self-service banking outlet, expanded cash recycling machine-based ATM network, and launched Sakuku, a mobile e-wallet app. In 2018, BCA launched a peer-to-peer transfer feature using QR code technology applicable to m-BCA and Sakuku.

BillEase, launched in 2017 by the fintech company First Digital Finance Corporation, is one of the largest Buy Now Pay Later providers in the Philippines.

Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) is the largest bank in Indonesia, which allows users to pay via bank transfer.

Boost, the regional full spectrum fintech platform that financially empowers millions of customers to be unstoppable through the power of technology and AI. Amongst services offered include payment, micro-financing, micro-insurance and more.

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), the largest retail bank in The Philippines, has over 5 million digital users and an expansive digital ecosystem.

Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) is a mainstream bank in Indonesia. It supports users to pay via bank transfer.

CIMB Niaga is one of the mainstream banks in Indonesia and allows users to pay via bank transfer or online banking.

DANA is an Indonesian financial technology company that aims to accelerate digital literacy and financial inclusion through Indonesia’s cashless society.

Express Bank Transfer, emerged as a new bank transfer product known locally in South Korea as "퀵계좌결제". It represents a significant improvement over traditional bank transfers, which often have frequent page redirections and complicated payment steps that contribute to high transaction abandonment and a low success rate. In response to these challenges, and driven by South Korea's supportive open banking policy, Express Bank Transfer has been developed to streamline the payment process. After the initial setup where the user binds their bank account during the first-time payments, subsequent payments can be completed in just two steps. This not only enhances the user experience but also increases the payment success rate by 20% over traditional bank transfers.

Financial Process Exchange (FPX) is a secure and reliable online payment gateway and one of the most popular online payment methods in Malaysia.

GCash is the leading eWallet in the Philippines, with over 55 million users paying bills, buying phone credits, and making payments, all within one app.

GoPay is a Indonesia-based digital wallet, which has gained wide popularity since its launch.

GrabPay is the mainstream digital wallet in Southeast Asia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia in particular.

Government Savings Bank is a state-owned bank in Thailand.

Launched in 2015 by JKOS Network CO., LTD, JKOPay is a leading mobile payment app used in Taiwan. JKOPay was granted the electronic payment license in 2018 and became the first e-payment institution in Taiwan to offer cross-border services in 2020. JKOPay has become an essential app for local users, offering a wide range of services such as online and offline payments, transfers, utilities, investment and loans, public transportation, taxi hailing, and food delivery. With over 5.9 million registered users, which is significant compared to the local population of 23 million, JKOPay has established partnerships with more than 250,000 merchants, both online and offline.

Kakao Pay is a fintech subsidiary of Kakao Corp in South Korea. It is building a lifestyle financial platform through Kakao Talk and Kakao Pay app.

K PLUS is a wallet app provided by Kasikorn bank Public Company Limited, one of Thailand’s leading banks and renowned for its leadership in retail banking and digital banking innovation. K PLUS holds the highest market share among all banking apps in Thailand and boasts an impressive user base, with 17 million Active App Users (AAU) and 15 million Monthly Active Users (MAU).

KBANK covers most Thai users, supporting mobile payment and ATM payment.

Konbini (convenience store) payments are popular for cash payments in Japan.

Konbini (7-Eleven) payments are popular for cash payments in Japan and are available at over 30,000 nearby 7-Eleven convenience stores.

Founded in 2016, Kredivo is headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia, and focuses on providing local users with instant credit financing services at low-interest rates.

Krung Thai Bank is the second largest bank in Thailand.

Maya is a Philippines-based digital wallet, which has gained wide popularity among local young people.

Bank Maybank Indonesia (Maybank) is one of the private banks in Indonesia. It has over 400 branches in Indonesia and allows users to pay via bank transfer.

NAVER Pay is a mobile payment service underpinned by South Korea's search engine giant NAVER.

OVO is a popolar and fast-growing digital wallet in Indonesia.

PayNow is a QR code payment method that is commonly used by people in Singapore.

PayPay is the most mainstream and popular wallet payment method in Japan.

Pay-easy is a mainstream payment method in Japan. With over 300 supported banks and 2200,000 supported ATMs, it allows users to pay via ATMs or online banking.

Permata is a popular bank payment method in Indonesia, which allows users to pay via bank transfer.

PromptPay is a network of the National Bank of Thailand, which supports Thai users to use mainstream bank accounts to transfer payments.

QRIS is the Indonesia’s national gateway. It enables code-scanning payment by using the apps of the mainstream banks in Indonesia.

Rabbit LINE Pay, Thailand's leading digital payment platform, serves 8 million users with lifestyle solutions for food, shopping, transportation and bill payment.

ShopeePay is an e-wallet launched by Shopee, an e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia.

Siam Commerical Bank is the bank with the highest market capitalization in Thailand.

Cards are one of the major payment methods in South Korea, covering the entire South Korean population of 50 million people.

Toss Pay is a mobile financial service app based in South Korea. Launched in 2015 by Viva Republica, a South Korean fintech startup, and initially focused on P2P money transfers, Toss Pay now provides over 40 financial services such as money transfers, loans, stock trading, credit score viewing, and investments. Toss Pay has received multiple rounds of investment from a host of domestic and international institutions, which has cemented it's status as the leading fintech unicorn in the South Korean Market. Toss Pay wallet allows users to link locally-issued bank cards, and almost any local bank account in South Korea. Toss Pay has reached 22 million registered users and 14 million monthly active users, making it the third largest digital wallet.

Touch 'n Go eWallet, the largest eWallet in Malaysia, provides digital payment and inclusive technology-driven financial services to over 17 million users.

TrueMoney Wallet is an all-in-one app for local users to pay for everyday needs such as mobile top-up, bill payments and make purchases.

UnionBank of the Philippines (UBP) is one of the universal banks in the Philippines and the ninth largest bank in the country by assets.

ZaloPay is a unicorn company owned by VNG Group, whose main business is games and Zalo, a social network similar to WeChat.

PagoBANCOMAT is the biggest card network in Italy, with a market share of between 40% and 60% and cardholders over 37 million.

Bancontact is the mainstream payment method in Belgium.

BLIK is the mainstream payment method in Poland.

Cartes Bancaires is France's local card scheme and the most widely used payment method in the region.

EPS is an online transfer system in Austria.

iDEAL is the most popular online payment method in the Netherlands.

One click payment is one of the popular alternative payment methods in the UK, allowing customers to pay directly from the existing bank accounts with a user-friendly, secure, and cost-effective payment experience.

PayU is one of the most popular payment methods in Poland.

Pay by bank is one of the popular alternative payment methods in the UK, allowing customers to pay directly from the existing bank accounts with a user-friendly, secure, and cost-effective payment experience.

Przelewy24 (P24) is Poland's most popular mainstream payment method.

Brazilian cards cover international card brands that include Visa, Mastercard, Amex, and Diners as well as local mainstream card brands that include Elo and Hipercard.

Chilean cards cover international card brands that include Visa, Mastercard, Diners, and Amex as well as local mainstream card brands that include CMR and Magna.

Mexican cards cover international card brands that include Visa, Mastercard, and Amex.

Mercado Pago is already in 7 countries in Latin America and has the best checkout for your customers' preferences and your type of online store.

Founded in 2021, Pagaleve is a buy now, pay later (BNPL) financial technology company based in Brazil. Pagaleve uses a payment system named Pix to split purchases into four installments without interest and without the need to use a credit card. Pagaleve aims to offer an alternative payment method that can boost sales, while simultaneously offering users the freedom to make desired purchases without being burdened by the high interest rates on credit cards.

Peruvian cards cover international card brands that include Visa, Mastercard, and Amex.

Founded in 2020 by the Central Bank of Brazil, Pix is a new instant bank transfer payment method in Brazil.