Trust Payments

Trust Payments

UK merchants

VS

DECTA

Fintechs, banks and ISVs needing EMI-licensed white-label acquiring and issuer processing in Europe

DECTA
Fees from
Custom vs —
Features

1 shared

1 unique to DECTA
Regions

1 shared

7 unique to DECTA
Pay methods

9 shared

13 unique to Trust Payments · 3 unique to DECTA
On payment methods

Trust Payments supports 22 payment methods, 10 more than DECTA. Verify directly with each provider before signing.

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2 features · 25 payment methods · 8 regions. We don't rank these — they're here for reference.
Trust Payments Trust Payments
DECTA DECTA
Quick Facts
Fees
Standard transaction rate
Custom
—
Settlement
Time to receive funds
1–2 business days
Next business day
Founded
2019
2015
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
London, GB
Sandbox / Test Mode
✓
—
Webhook Support
✓
—
Features
DECTA leads (2 vs 1)
Enterprise
✓
✓
Recurring Payments Unique
—
✓
Payment Methods
Trust Payments leads (22 vs 12)
Alipay
✓
✓
Amex
✓
✓
Apple Pay
✓
✓
Bancontact Unique
✓
—
Bank Transfer
✓
✓
Contactless Unique
✓
—
Credit Card Unique
✓
—
Diners Unique
✓
—
Discover Unique
✓
—
Eps Unique
✓
—
Google Pay
✓
✓
Ideal Unique
✓
—
Jcb Unique
✓
—
Klarna Unique
—
✓
Mastercard
✓
✓
Mb Way Unique
✓
—
Multibanco Unique
✓
—
Open Banking Unique
—
✓
Paypal
✓
✓
Przelewy24 Unique
✓
—
Samsung Pay Unique
—
✓
Sepa Unique
✓
—
Unionpay
✓
✓
Visa
✓
✓
Wechat Pay Unique
✓
—
Regions
DECTA leads (8 vs 1)
Africa Unique
—
✓
Asia Unique
—
✓
Europe
✓
✓
Latin America Unique
—
✓
Middle East Unique
—
✓
North America Unique
—
✓
Oceania Unique
—
✓
Southeast Asia Unique
—
✓

Trust Payments is best when you...

DECTA is best when you...

Fintechs, banks and ISVs needing EMI-licensed white-label acquiring and issuer processing in Europe
Need Recurring Payments
Not available with Trust Payments
Want coverage in Africa, Asia, Latin America, Middle East, North America, Oceania, Southeast Asia
Trust Payments doesn't cover these regions
View DECTA

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Trust Payments and DECTA?
They share 9 payment methods and 1 region. Trust Payments adds Bancontact, Contactless, Credit Card and 10 more that DECTA does not list; DECTA adds Klarna, Open Banking, Samsung Pay that Trust Payments does not list; DECTA also covers Africa, Asia and 5 more; only DECTA offers Recurring Payments.
Which is cheaper, Trust Payments or DECTA?
Trust Payments has custom pricing quoted on engagement; DECTA has no published rate. Headline rates exclude fixed per-transaction fees, FX and chargeback costs, so model your own mix before deciding.
Where can I use Trust Payments and DECTA?
Trust Payments lists 1 region and 22 payment methods; DECTA lists 8 and 12. both cover Europe. Check the country list on each profile before onboarding — regional coverage is not the same as local acquiring.
How do Trust Payments and DECTA compare on integration and settlement?
Trust Payments offers a sandbox, DECTA does not list one; Trust Payments supports webhooks; Trust Payments settles in 1–2 business days, DECTA in Next business day.

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