Accept local payments in
emerging growth markets.

Pix is an instant payment network created by the Central Bank of Brazil. It has over 140 million users and accounts for nearly 40% of all digital transaction volume in Brazil. Offering Pix is critical; excluding it from your checkout will lead to high abandonment rates from Brazilian buyers.

UPI (Unified Payments Interface) is an instant real-time payment system developed by the National Payments Corporation of India. It facilitates inter-bank peer-to-peer and person-to-merchant transactions via mobile apps. UPI accounts for the vast majority of digital payments in India, surpassing credit card volumes.

No. The payment processors we work with offer "cross-border local processing." They collect local currencies (like BRL, MXN, INR, IDR) from your customers, handle local taxes, convert the funds, and settle directly to your corporate accounts in GBP, EUR, or USD.

In countries like Mexico, cash remains king. Vouchers like OXXO allow buyers to select cash-checkout. The site generates a barcode, and the buyer visits a local convenience store to pay in cash. Once paid, the system receives an instant notification, and the order is approved.

Refunds are fully supported for most LPMs. When you trigger a refund via API or merchant dashboard, the processing system routes the funds back to the user's local bank account or wallet. Note that some cash voucher methods have limited refund options, which we help you configure.