For customers that don’t use credit cards

Google Pay

Google Pay allows customers to make payments in your app or website using any credit or debit card saved to their Google Account, including those from Google Play, YouTube, Chrome, or an Android device.

Apple Pay

Apple Pay is a wallet that allows customers to pay using payment details stored on their iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch.

Why Apple Pay

Boleto Bancário

Boleto (meaning 'ticket') Bancário is an official Brazilian payment method, which is regulated by the Central Bank of Brazil. It is a push payment system which was launched in 1993 and today generates 3.7 billion transactions per year. In Brazil, where two-thirds of its 200 million population do not have a credit card, Boleto Bancário is highly popular, generating over 50 million transactions a month. Local and regional merchants often offer discounts for Boleto Bancário payments as there is no chargeback risk, and payments are made upfront.

Why Boleto Bancário

Giropay

With giropay, consumers are using their bank's secure online banking: their bank account information and transaction details remain fully protected and secure. When consumers check out, they can use giropay directly without any additional registration. According to giropay, the payment method supports nearly all banks in Germany, and there are over 45 million online banking customers who use it (54% overall population).

Why giropay

Klarna

Klarna is the leading global payments and shopping service, providing flexible shopping and purchase experiences to 90 million active consumers across over 250,000 merchants in 17 countries. Considered the market leader in buy now, pay later services in Europe, Klarna offers three payment methods: Pay now, Pay later, and Financing. Consumers select the Klarna payment option they prefer based on availability by country and merchant, and pay in 30 days or pay in three interest-free installments (UK).

Why Klarna

iDEAL

iDEAL, launched in 2005, provides a payment guarantee to merchants while enabling consumers to pay online through their mobile banking app or online bank account. iDEAL is based on the SEPA credit transfer and is now the most successful and most used payment method in the Netherlands; in 2020, a 25% year on year increase led to 890 million transactions totalling EUR 70 billion (Dutch Payments Association). Supported banks include: ABN AMRO, ASN Bank, bunq, ING, Knab, Rabobank, RegioBank, Revolut, SNS, Svenska Handelsbanken, Triodos Bank, Van Lanschot.

Why iDEAL

Przelewy24 | P24

Founded in 2004, Przelewy24 is a Poland-based real-time online bank transfer payment method, often referred to as P24. Przelewy24 operates in partnership with all Polish banks.

Why Przelewy24 | P24

TrustPay

Founded in 2009, TrustPay was one of the earliest licensed and regulated providers of secure e-commerce payments across the EEA area. A popular instant bank transfer method in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, TrustPay offers a range of banking services, including corporate bank accounts and prepaid cards. Simple to use with convenient, automatic enrollment, the consumer pays by selecting their bank and approving payment.

Why TrustPay

MyBank

Operated by PRETA S.A.S, MyBank is owned by EBA Clearing, a provider of pan-European payment infrastructure services controlled by 52 banks. MyBank enables consumers to pay directly from their online banking through an immediate bank transfer - with the highest security and transparency standards. MyBank is available on a wide range of sites for the purchase of products, services and for payments towards public administration entities. MyBank positions itself as a flexible solution for both B2B and B2C businesses: over 210 banks and PSPs have joined the MyBank network throughout Europe.

Why MyBank

PayU

PayU is a Polish and Czech online bank transfer payment method. As one of the most popular payment method amongst Polish consumers, 1 in 2 consumers choose to check out with PayU. Trusted by the largest companies in Poland and the Czech Republic, PayU offers 100% security with the highest certificates for secure transaction processing.

Why PayU

Eps

The main bank transfer payment method in Austria is eps, developed jointly by Austrian banks and the government, enabling consumers to pay securely for online purchases using their own trusted online bank. With 83% of Austrians shopping cross border and bank transfer the preferred payment method in Austria (PPRO Almanac), eps is a critical payment method in the DACH region. Every transaction is guaranteed by eps.

Why eps

Paysafecard

paysafecard is a prepaid, online payment method based on vouchers, which are independent of bank account, credit card, or other personal details. paysafecard operates a dense distribution network, with over 660,000 points of sale across 50 countries. Vouchers are available at top tier sales outlets, which vary by country, including: 7-Eleven, OXXO, Shell, Statoil and SPAR. With the search feature on the paysafecard site or the app, consumers can find the nearest sales outlet quickly and easily.

Why paysafecard

Bancontact

Founded in 1989, and now a brand from the Bancontact Payconiq Company, Bancontact makes it possible to pay directly through the online payment systems of all major Belgian banks for customers with Bancontact payment cards. Bancontact is the Belgian market leader in electronic payment services, with 20 Belgian banks issuing Bancontact cards. At checkout, the consumer enters their card details or scans the QR code, then authorises payment.

Why Bancontact

Kakaopay

KakaoPay is an e-wallet within Kakao Talk, South Korea's most downloaded app in the Apple and Google Play store. KakaoPay lets users safely make cashless payments for everyday usage, whether online or in-store. It also offers users the option to manage their investments, and cross border P2P mobile remittance in-app.

Why Kakaopay

Thailand Banks

Bank transfer is a popular, trusted payment method in Thailand and supported banks feature in the top 5 banks: Bangkok Bank, Krungsri Bank, Krung Thai Bank and Siam Commercial Bank. Consumers pay for e-commerce purchases directly through an immediate bank transfer by logging into their online banking and authorising the payment with a one-time passcode.

Why Thailand Banks

Pay-easy

Pay-easy provides Japanese consumers with convenient, secure and risk-free options for e-commerce payments: online bank transfer and offline cash payments at ATMs and post offices. For online bank transfer payments, Pay-easy has the most comprehensive network of banks in Japan, including all major banks. Japanese consumers are often risk-averse and sensitive to data collection. Pay-easy bank transfer lets shoppers pay without providing personal details nor accruing credit-based debt.

Why Pay-easy

Konbini

Konbini (convenience store) payments are popular for cash payments in Japan, enabling e-commerce transactions in a culture where cash is considered more trustworthy and secure than other payment methods. With Konbini payments, Japanese consumers can make purchases online and pay with cash at over 50,000 nearby convenience store locations including 7-Eleven, Lawson, FamilyMart, Ministop, and Seicomart.

Why Konbini

FPX Online Banking

FPX Online Banking enables merchants to accept payments from 18 Malaysian banks that offer internet banking. Merchants can display one of the following options on their checkout page: the 'Merchant Checkout', where they show all 18 bank logos, or the 'Bank Selector' page, where they display an alphabetical dropdown list of the same 18 banks. Consumers choose their bank and pay with an instant bank transfer via online banking. Banks include: Maybank, CIMB Bank, Public Bank, Bank Islam, Hong Leong Bank, RHB Bank, Ambank, Alliance Bank, Bank Kerjasama Rakyat Malaysia, Affin Bank, OCBC Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, United Overseas Bank (UOB), Bank Simpanan Nasional, Bank Muamalat, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC), Kuwait Finance House, Agrobank.

Why FPX Online Banking

Bayar Dengan OVO

OVO is an e-wallet in Indonesia, where almost 20% of consumers use e-wallets to pay for goods and services. OVO is hugely popular, present in 115 million devices, offering lucrative cashback rebates (as OVO points) to entice consumers to use OVO. According to data from Bank Indonesia, OVO was the country’s top e-wallet service based on transaction values: it accounted for 37% of total digital payment transaction values in the first six months of 2019.

Why OVO

Indonesia Banks

Bank transfer is a popular payment method in Indonesia: consumers can choose to pay for e-commerce purchases directly through an immediate bank transfer using a 16-digit payment code (also known as Virtual Account Number). This can be via internet/mobile banking or ATM networks. Supported ATM networks include Bersama, Prima, and Alto, and supported banks include: Bank Danamon, Bank Mandiri, CIMB Niaga, Permata Bank and Maybank Indonesia.

Why Indonesia Banks

WeChat Pay

One of China’s leading online wallets, WeChat Pay holds over 38% of mainland Chinese wallet share (iResearch Group) and counts over 800 million active users (Tencent). WeChat Pay supports e-commerce, peer-to-peer and online payments, as well as in-store transactions. H5 pages are a key WeChat promotional tool to enable merchants to seamlessly share content and engage users in the app. With H5 payment the consumer chooses WeChat Pay, is taken to the app and authorises payment with their payment password.

Why WeChat Pay

Alipay

As the most popular online wallet in China, Alipay hold over 55% of mainland Chinese wallet market share ( iResearch Consulting Group) and count over 1.3 billion active users as of March 2020 (Alipay). According to Alipay, as of June 2020, the company had processed USD 17 trillion worth of transactions in mainland China over the course of a year. Mainland Chinese consumers increasingly buy from global brands, especially in the luxury, retail and international travel segments. A must for brands who want to attract mainland Chinese consumers, Alipay’s frictionless user experience unlocks a high conversion rate at checkout.

Why Alipay

DANA

DANA is an Indonesian digital wallet with over 30 million users. Users sign up for DANA by registering with their mobile number and setting up a 6-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN). After they register, they can start funding their DANA account by transferring funds from their bank account or making a cash deposit at a participating store.

Why choose DANA

TNG

The Touch 'n Go eWallet is an electronic wallet that holds electronic money. This service via mobile application is offered by TNGD. The Touch 'n Go eWallet provides services such as QR and online payments at participating retail, F&B and entertainment merchants as well as funds transfer, and toll payments through the “PayDirect” feature and RFID. The Touch 'n Go eWallet is also the first eWallet to have a security policy called Money-back Guarantee that provides full compensation should an unauthorised transaction occur. A quick payment method is also available for users by linking their bank card to the eWallet to ensure a seamless retail experience.

Why choose TNG

GCash

GCash is one of the most popular e-wallets in the Philippines. Users sign up for GCash by registering with their mobile number and setting up a 4-digit Mobile Personal Identification Number (MPIN). After they register, they can start funding their GCash account by transferring funds from their bank accounts or by depositing cash at GCash stores.

Why choose GCash

Sofort

Sofort GmbH has been part of the Klarna Group since 2014. In August 2017, Klarna made major changes to their design and visually integrated the Sofortüberweisung payment method into the Klarna product range. With Sofort, security-conscious consumers use their own online banking details, entered through the secure payment page of Sofort. Once logged in, a one-time confirmation code is used by the consumer to authorise payment.

Why choose SOFORT

TrueMoney

TrueMoney Wallet, Thailand’s leading e-wallet, lets customers securely make cashless and cardless payments for all their everyday needs, including mobile top-ups, bill payments, online and offline purchases, and much more.

Why choose TrueMoney

Octopus

This service is an online payment service provided by Octopus Cards Limited (the "Company"), which allows users to use Octopus cards, Octopus wallets, Octopus mobile SIM cards, Octopus on iPhone or Apple Watch, Huawei Pay through the Octopus App Octopus or Smart Octopus in Samsung Pay to make online payments to various online merchants or service providers (collectively referred to as "Merchants").

Why Octopus

FPS

The Faster Payment System (FPS) is a payment financial infrastructure introduced in 2018 by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and operated by Hong Kong Interbank Clearing Limited (HKICL) to enable instant payments in Hong Kong, providing consumers and merchants a safe, efficient and widely accessible retail payment service on a 24/7 basis.

Why FPS

Pix

Pix is a Brazilian bank-transfer payment method, created in 2020 by the Central Bank of Brazil (Bacen). Described as revolutionary, it enables any citizen with a deposit, savings, or prepaid payment account to make payments and transfers in a few seconds, at any time, 365 days a year.

Why pix