Change ledger
Every change we detect to a provider's published fees, settlement times, coverage or operating status — dated, sourced, and kept permanently. Nobody else in this market publishes this, which is exactly why it exists.
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9 Aug 2026
MercadoPago published its description: MercadoPago is a payment provider headquartered in Argentina, founded in 2003. It accepts 9 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Elo, across 7 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts and Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. MercadoPago does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Mercado Crédito published its description: Mercado Crédito is a payment provider headquartered in Argentina, founded in 2016. It accepts 4 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, Pix and Manual bank transfer, across 3 markets. The platform provides webhooks. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready. Channels covered: Online. Mercado Crédito does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
MEME published its description: MEME is a payment provider headquartered in Japan, founded in 2021. It serves merchants in 1 market. Listed capabilities include Recurring payments. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. MEME does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Memberful published its description: Memberful is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2013. It accepts 2 payment methods including Apple Pay and Google Pay, across 1 market. The platform provides public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Recurring payments and Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online..
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9 Aug 2026
Melio published its description: Melio is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2018. It accepts 1 payment method including ACH, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Low fees and Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Melio does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Meituan Pay published its description: Meituan Pay is a payment provider headquartered in China, founded in 2010. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Meituan Pay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
MCash Bangladesh published its description: MCash Bangladesh is a payment provider headquartered in Bangladesh, founded in 2015. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. The platform provides webhooks. Listed capabilities include Low fees. Channels covered: Mobile. MCash Bangladesh does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
MB WAY published its description: MB WAY is a payment provider headquartered in Portugal, founded in 2014. It accepts 2 payment methods including Manual bank transfer and QR code payments, across 1 market. The platform provides webhooks. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts and Low fees. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. MB WAY does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
MBANK (Kyrgyzstan) published its description: MBANK (Kyrgyzstan) is a payment provider, founded in 2013. It accepts 3 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard and Manual bank transfer. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts. Channels covered: Mobile. MBANK (Kyrgyzstan) does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Maybank published its description: Maybank is a payment provider headquartered in United Arab Emirates, founded in 1960. It accepts 5 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, across 12 markets. Maybank does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Maxpay published its description: Maxpay is a payment provider, founded in 2015. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include High-risk accepted. Channels covered: Online..
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9 Aug 2026
Maxio published its description: Maxio is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2009. It accepts 2 payment methods including ACH and Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready and Recurring payments. Channels covered: Online. Maxio does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Mastercard Send published its description: Mastercard Send is a payment provider, founded in 2016. It accepts 9 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Apple Pay, across 1 market. The platform provides webhooks. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready and Instant payouts. Channels covered: Online. Mastercard Send does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Master Transfer published its description: Master Transfer is a payment provider headquartered in Brazil. It accepts 2 payment methods including Visa and Mastercard, across 2 markets. Master Transfer does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
MassPay published its description: MassPay is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2016. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Crypto support, Enterprise-ready and Instant payouts. Channels covered: Online. MassPay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Masabi published its description: Masabi is a payment provider headquartered in United Kingdom, founded in 2002. It accepts 1 payment method including QR code payments, across 2 markets. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready. Channels covered: Mobile. Masabi does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
MarTrust published its description: MarTrust is a payment provider headquartered in Belgium, founded in 2011. It accepts 3 payment methods including Mastercard, SEPA Credit Transfer and SWIFT wire, across 12 markets. MarTrust does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Marqeta published its description: Marqeta is a payment provider, founded in 2010. It serves merchants in 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Marqeta does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Marex published its description: Marex is a payment provider headquartered in Australia, founded in 2005. It accepts 2 payment methods including SEPA Credit Transfer and SWIFT wire, across 6 markets. Marex does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Mangopay published its description: Mangopay is a payment provider, founded in 2012. It accepts 3 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard and Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. The platform provides public API documentation. Channels covered: Online. Mangopay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Malum Payments published its description: Malum Payments is a payment provider, founded in 2022. It accepts 8 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, SEPA Credit Transfer and Bitcoin, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Crypto support, Enterprise-ready, High-risk accepted, Instant payouts and Low fees. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Malum Payments does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Maksekeskus published its description: Maksekeskus is a payment provider headquartered in Estonia, founded in 2011. It accepts 5 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay, across 4 markets. The platform provides public API documentation. Channels covered: Online..
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9 Aug 2026
Mada published its description: Mada is a payment provider headquartered in Saudi Arabia, founded in 1990. It accepts 1 payment method including mada, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready. Channels covered: Online, Point of sale, Mobile. Mada does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
M2P Fintech published its description: M2P Fintech is a payment provider headquartered in United Arab Emirates, founded in 2014. It accepts 1 payment method including UPI, across 5 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready and Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. M2P Fintech does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
M-Pesa Global published its description: M-Pesa Global is a payment provider, founded in 2007. It serves merchants in 4 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts. Channels covered: Mobile. M-Pesa Global does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
M-Pesa published its description: M-Pesa is a payment provider, founded in 2007. It accepts 3 payment methods including Manual bank transfer, USSD and QR code payments, across 5 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts and Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. M-Pesa does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lyra published its description: Lyra is a payment provider, founded in 2001. It accepts 6 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and PayPal, across 2 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready and Recurring payments. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Lyra does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lyf Pay published its description: Lyf Pay is a payment provider headquartered in France, founded in 2017. It accepts 1 payment method including QR code payments, across 1 market. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts. Channels covered: Mobile. Lyf Pay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lydia published its description: Lydia is a payment provider headquartered in Spain, founded in 2013. It accepts 2 payment methods including Manual bank transfer and QR code payments, across 4 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Lydia does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lunu published its description: Lunu is a payment provider, founded in 2019. It accepts 3 payment methods including Bitcoin, Ethereum and Stablecoins (general), across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Crypto support, High-risk accepted and Low fees. Channels covered: Online, Point of sale. Lunu does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Luno published its description: Luno is a payment provider headquartered in Australia, founded in 2013. It accepts 3 payment methods including SEPA Credit Transfer, Bitcoin and Ethereum, across 7 markets. The platform provides public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Crypto support. Luno does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lunar published its description: Lunar is a payment provider headquartered in Denmark, founded in 2015. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 4 markets. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Lunar does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lumon published its description: Lumon is a payment provider headquartered in Ireland, founded in 2000. It serves merchants in 2 markets. Lumon does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lithic published its description: Lithic is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2018. It serves merchants in 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready and Instant sandbox. Channels covered: Online. Lithic does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
PrivatBank LiqPay published its description: PrivatBank LiqPay is a payment provider headquartered in Ukraine, founded in 2008. It accepts 2 payment methods including Manual bank transfer and QR code payments, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts and Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. PrivatBank LiqPay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LinkAja published its description: LinkAja is a payment provider headquartered in Indonesia, founded in 2019. It accepts 2 payment methods including Manual bank transfer and QR code payments, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Low fees. Channels covered: Online, Point of sale, Mobile. LinkAja does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LINE Pay published its description: LINE Pay is a payment provider headquartered in Japan, founded in 2014. It accepts 2 payment methods including LINE Pay and QR code payments, across 3 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. LINE Pay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lightspeed Commerce published its description: Lightspeed Commerce is a payment provider headquartered in Australia, founded in 2005. It accepts 5 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Apple Pay, across 7 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Point of sale. Lightspeed Commerce does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LianLian Pay published its description: LianLian Pay is a payment provider headquartered in China, founded in 2003. It accepts 3 payment methods including Alipay, WeChat Pay and Manual bank transfer, across 2 markets. The platform provides a sandbox and webhooks. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready. Channels covered: Online. LianLian Pay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LexCharge published its description: LexCharge is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2002. It accepts 5 payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover, across 1 market. Listed capabilities include Recurring payments. Channels covered: Online. LexCharge does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LendingClub published its description: LendingClub is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2006. It accepts 2 payment methods including ACH and Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. The platform provides webhooks. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready. Channels covered: Online. LendingClub does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lenco published its description: Lenco is a payment provider headquartered in Nigeria, founded in 2021. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 1 market. The platform provides webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Lenco does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LemFi published its description: LemFi is a payment provider headquartered in United Kingdom, founded in 2020. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 5 markets. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts and Low fees. Channels covered: Mobile. LemFi does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lean Technologies published its description: Lean Technologies is a payment provider headquartered in United Arab Emirates, founded in 2019. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 2 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready and Recurring payments. Channels covered: Online. Lean Technologies does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LazyPay published its description: LazyPay is a payment provider headquartered in India, founded in 2017. It accepts 1 payment method including UPI, across 1 market. Listed capabilities include Instant payouts. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. LazyPay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Laybuy published its description: Laybuy is a payment provider headquartered in Australia, founded in 2017. It accepts 2 payment methods including Visa and Mastercard, across 3 markets. The platform provides a sandbox and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online, Mobile. Laybuy does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
LawPay published its description: LawPay is a payment provider headquartered in United States, founded in 2005. It accepts 1 payment method including ACH, across 1 market. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Recurring payments. Channels covered: Online. LawPay does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lakala published its description: Lakala is a payment provider headquartered in China, founded in 2005. It accepts 3 payment methods including Alipay, WeChat Pay and QR code payments, across 1 market. The platform provides webhooks. Listed capabilities include Enterprise-ready. Channels covered: Online, Point of sale, Mobile. Lakala does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Lago published its description: Lago is a payment provider headquartered in France, founded in 2021. It accepts 1 payment method including Manual bank transfer, across 2 markets. The platform provides a sandbox, webhooks and public API documentation. Listed capabilities include Recurring payments and Startup-friendly. Channels covered: Online. Lago does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..
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9 Aug 2026
Kwik Transfer published its description: Kwik Transfer is a payment provider headquartered in United Kingdom. It serves merchants in 1 market. Kwik Transfer does not publish machine-readable pricing, so no fee figures are shown on this page..