By goal · Expand to new markets
Launch in a new country without a new project
Turn on a market the way you'd turn on a feature: local methods, local currency, local processing and the paperwork that comes with them.
The problem
What gets in the way
Every market is different
Preferred methods, currencies, address formats and tax rules all change at the border.
New market, new provider
Coverage gaps send teams looking for a local partner and another integration.
Unknown requirements
Licences, registrations and consumer rules surface late and delay launch dates.
How it works
From market shortlist to first sale
1. You
Check coverage, methods and rules for a market
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Customer story
Lumen Games
Digital Goods & Gaming
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new markets in one quarter · Illustrative
Local wallets were the unlock in Korea and Japan. Fraud Shield kept chargebacks flat while we grew.
Aiko Tanaka, Payments Lead Read the story: Lumen Games
Payment methods that matter here
Each of these dominates its home market. Missing them means missing the market.
Method availability in the prototype is illustrative.
Compliance notes
- Coverage and method availability shown in the prototype are placeholders, not a statement of support.
- Some markets need a local entity or tax registration before you can sell.
- Consumer rules on pricing display, cancellation and refunds differ by market.
Questions about Expand to new markets
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