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Due
Businesses, fintechs and crypto/Web3 platforms that need multi-currency accounts, stablecoin settlement and cross-border collections or payouts, including through an API.
Redbanx
Businesses, financial institutions, payment service providers, insurers and family offices that need multi-currency accounts, FX and cross-border payouts through an API.
Crédit Agricole Payment Services
Crédit Agricole group banks and large corporate remitters ("grands remettants") in France that need card, transfer/direct-debit and transaction-security processing; it is not a direct sign-up provider for small merchants.
sciopay
FX brokers, FX start-ups and other introducers that want to offer cross-border payments and currency exchange to their own clients under their own brand without building the technology.
Bridge API
Businesses, especially software publishers (accounting, invoicing, payroll), e-commerce and marketplaces, lenders and landlords, that want open-banking account-to-account payments or bank-data APIs, notably for high-value payments.
Onyx CenterSource
Hotels, hotel groups, cruise lines and travel agencies that need to issue, receive and reconcile travel commission and affiliate (B2B) payments across many partners and currencies.
Linxo
Businesses such as e-commerce sites, debt collectors, car dealers and travel sellers that want to take high-value payments as bank transfers started through open banking (pay by bank), not by card.
AMC Banking
Companies running Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central or Finance & Operations that want to automate payments, bank statements and reconciliation across multiple banks.
FIFA Clearing House
Football clubs that pay or receive FIFA training rewards (training compensation and solidarity contribution) from player transfers and first professional registrations; it is not a general merchant payment provider.