44 methods
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44 methods
- ACH Direct DebitDirect debitDebits from American bank accounts over the ACH network, a low-cost option for larger or recurring payments.1 country
- AffirmBNPLMonthly instalment loans for larger purchases, with the total cost shown before the shopper commits.2 countries
- Afterpay / ClearpayBNPLInterest-free instalments spread over a few weeks, popular for fashion and beauty baskets.5 countries
- Alipay+WalletAlipay and partner Asian wallets through a single connection, familiar to Chinese shoppers at home and abroad.2 countries
- Apple PayWalletA card stored on an Apple device, confirmed with a glance or a fingerprint instead of typed details.19 countries
- Bacs Direct DebitDirect debitThe UK's direct debit scheme, protected by the Direct Debit Guarantee and common for recurring bills.1 country
- BancontactBank transferBelgium's domestic payment brand, found on local debit cards and in the Payconiq by Bancontact app.1 country
- BLIKBank transferPoland's mobile payment standard, built into banking apps and approved with a short code.1 country
- Boleto BancárioVoucherA Brazilian payment slip that can be paid at banks, lottery outlets or through online banking.1 country
- FawryVoucherEgypt's cash payment network, with a reference number paid at kiosks, shops and post offices.1 country
- FPXBank transferMalaysia's online banking payment gateway, the usual way to pay from a local bank account.1 country
- GCashWalletThe Philippines' most used mobile wallet, holding balances on a phone number.1 country
- Google PayWalletCards saved to a Google account, offered in one tap on Android devices and in Chrome.10 countries
- GrabPayWalletThe wallet inside the Grab super app, used for rides, food and online shopping across Southeast Asia.4 countries
- iDEALBank transferThe Dutch bank payment scheme, where shoppers approve a transfer in their own banking app.1 country
- InteracBank transferCanada's domestic debit network, letting shoppers pay online directly from their bank account.1 country
- Kakao PayWalletA Korean wallet built into the KakaoTalk messenger, holding cards and bank accounts.1 country
- KlarnaBNPLPay later or in instalments, with Klarna paying the merchant upfront and taking on the credit risk.10 countries
- KNETCardKuwait's shared debit network, the usual way to pay online with a local bank card.1 country
- KonbiniVoucherPay at Japanese convenience stores such as FamilyMart and Lawson, a long-standing habit for online orders.1 country
- M-PesaWalletKenya's mobile money service, holding balances on a phone number and used for most everyday payments.1 country
- madaCardSaudi Arabia's national debit card network, carried by almost every bank card issued in the Kingdom.1 country
- MB WAYWalletPortugal's mobile payment app from the Multibanco network, linked to the shopper's bank cards.1 country
- Mercado PagoWalletThe wallet from Mercado Libre, used across Latin America with stored cards, balance and instalments.6 countries
- MTN MoMoWalletMTN's mobile money wallet, a common way to pay and get paid in Ghana and other African markets.2 countries
- OPayWalletA Nigerian wallet and digital bank, widely used for transfers, bills and online shopping.1 country
- OXXOVoucherPay in cash at OXXO convenience stores, which reaches shoppers without a bank card.1 country
- PayNowBank transferSingapore's instant transfer service, paid by scanning a standard SGQR code in any banking app.1 country
- PayPalWalletA widely trusted wallet that lets shoppers pay from a balance, bank account or card without sharing details.21 countries
- PayPayWalletJapan's leading QR code wallet, funded from a bank account, card or cash top-ups.1 country
- PixBank transferBrazil's instant payment system, run by the central bank and used by most of the population.1 country
- PromptPayBank transferThailand's national instant payment service, paid by scanning a QR code in any Thai banking app.1 country
- Przelewy24Bank transferA Polish pay-by-bank service covering nearly every local bank through one checkout option.1 country
- PSEBank transferColombia's online bank payment service, letting shoppers pay straight from a savings or current account.1 country
- SEPA Direct DebitDirect debitEuro debits pulled from a bank account under a signed mandate, suited to subscriptions and invoices.4 countries
- SPEIBank transferMexico's interbank transfer system, where shoppers push money to a reference account from their bank.1 country
- STC PayWalletA Saudi digital wallet tied to the shopper's phone number, used for transfers and online purchases.1 country
- SwishBank transferSweden's mobile payment app, linked to a bank account and confirmed with BankID.1 country
- TabbyBNPLSplit payments without interest, widely used by shoppers across the Gulf.2 countries
- TWINTWalletThe Swiss payment app backed by the country's banks, used for shop, online and person-to-person payments.1 country
- UPIBank transferIndia's real-time bank payment network, used through apps such as PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm.1 country
- Vipps MobilePayWalletThe Nordic wallet formed by Vipps and MobilePay, a household name in Norway, Denmark and Finland.3 countries
- Visa, Mastercard, AmexCardThe international card networks, accepted in almost every market and the default for cross-border checkout.Global
- WeChat PayWalletThe wallet inside WeChat, part of daily life for most people in mainland China.1 country
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