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We run an independent directory of 1,300+ payment providers — and increasingly, the ones reading it aren't people. Merchants ask AI assistants for provider shortlists, and those assistants query this directory. Partner with us if you're a provider who wants to show up in those answers, if you're building something that needs clean provider data, or if you follow the market and need license changes as registers publish them.
When a merchant asks Claude or ChatGPT to shortlist payment providers, the assistant needs a payments source it can actually query. This directory is wired in: an MCP server assistants connect to, agent-readable pages, llms.txt, and a published agent skill. Your listing is what those agents read and cite — being listed, accurately, is what puts you in the answer. Claiming is free, and your portal tracks when agents surface you.
The directory covers 1,300+ payment providers with a payments-specific schema and per-field citations, so you can see where every value came from. If your product needs to know who the providers are, what they support, and where they're licensed, that's the dataset. Building for agents? The directory is exposed as an MCP server, matching included. Need raw data access instead — REST, exports, syncs? Tell us what you're building and we'll set you up.
If you're listed, you're listed — free, verified, visible. Claim your listing to edit copy, upload a logo, and represent your real coverage. Featured placement is available for category owners who want to pay for the top slot.
If your job is to know before your competitors do — licenses granted or cancelled, fee
changes, new countries — License Watch is the read side of this project. Register-cited license events plus a ledger of
provider change-events, built on the same directory. Free live feed at /license-watch, no signup required.
What does AI visibility actually mean here?
Can we get the raw data?
Is the directory free?
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1,300+ providers · 80+ countries