Infrastructure
169 platforms that power banks and payment providers — orchestration, core banking, fraud and data rails.
Most of the first 24 concentrate in Asia, Southeast Asia.
169 providers
Freemarket
Digital asset providers, gaming operators, money movers and other global businesses that need multi-currency B2B payments, FX and fiat–stablecoin conversion with banking access.
Devengo
Businesses that need to automate high-volume SEPA account-to-account payouts and pay-ins through an API. Its industry pages name fintech, lending, insurtech, marketplace and iGaming companies.
Paytop
Businesses that want to launch their own branded money-transfer (remittance) service in Europe without holding their own payment licence.
Cloverum
Businesses that have passed KYB checks and want to accept crypto and stablecoin payments, convert them to fiat, and hold them in a business wallet. The site names fintech, e-commerce, marketing, travel and software providers as target sectors.
EQPay
Businesses making cross-border supplier, payroll, dividend, pension or royalty payments, and banks, payroll firms and other financial-services firms that want white-label or API access to a global payments network.
Globus Payments
Businesses that need to send and receive B2B cross-border payments, run mass payouts or global payroll, mainly in the UK and MENA.
Payron
Small and medium-sized online businesses that want a merchant account for card acceptance alongside a business current account with an IBAN, and possibly white-label card issuing.
Transcard
Businesses, banks and fintechs, especially in insurance, property management, healthcare and freight, that want to embed B2B payables, receivables and payment orchestration into their ERP or existing software.
Damex
Banks, EMIs, payment service providers, fintech platforms, crypto businesses/VASPs and enterprises that want to accept, convert and pay out via stablecoins through one API.
Fiat Republic
Crypto exchanges, stablecoin platforms and Web3 fintechs that need fiat accounts and payment rails
M2P Fintech
APAC Fintech Infrastructure
Hubject Financial Services
EV charge point operators (CPOs) and eMobility providers (EMPs) in the EU/EEA that need automated eRoaming clearing, invoicing, VAT compliance, and payouts to partners.
Due
Businesses, fintechs and crypto/Web3 platforms that need multi-currency accounts, stablecoin settlement and cross-border collections or payouts, including through an API.
FlowPay
Businesses, platforms, ERPs and fintechs that want to use APIs to build open banking account-to-account payments and collections, pagoPA payments, SDD and card acceptance into their own systems.
Redbanx
Businesses, financial institutions, payment service providers, insurers and family offices that need multi-currency accounts, FX and cross-border payouts through an API.
Bizcuit
Dutch banks, PSPs, accounting software vendors and accountants that want to embed PSD2 bank-data connections, payment initiation and bookkeeping integrations for their SME customers.
Focalpay
Retailers with physical stores and e-commerce that want a unified checkout, backoffice and payment-orchestration layer, including account-to-account payments.
Quantoz
Businesses, payment providers and checkout platforms in Europe that want to collect euro revenue in a virtual IBAN account and settle, pay out or refund using regulated euro/dollar e-money tokens (EURQ, USDQ).
Open Payments
ERP, accounting, treasury, payroll and other B2B software providers in the Nordics and the Netherlands that want to build bank payments and account data into their products.
Isabel
Belgian and European businesses and software companies that need multibank account information, payment initiation and open banking connectivity rather than card acceptance.
Fin.Center
Merchants that work with several acquirers and want to connect them through one integration, with routing, cascading and decline reporting run from a single dashboard.
Hercle
PSPs, money transfer operators, fintechs, brokers, banks and corporate treasuries that need API-based cross-border payouts, fiat–stablecoin conversion and digital-asset trading and settlement.
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.
Nikulipe
Payment service providers and large global merchants that want to accept local payment methods such as mobile money wallets and bank transfers in African and European markets.