A merchant account for businesses banks turn down
Opening a classic merchant account can take months and end in a refusal — especially for high-risk verticals. Our merchant account works on local payment methods, opens in days and settles in USDT.
What a merchant account is
A merchant account is where your customers' payments land before they reach you. Banks open them under card-scheme rules and close them when risk appetite changes. Ours is a balance on local payment rails: money collected in every country appears in one account and is settled to you in USDT.
Merchant services that come with it
Collections through local methods, payouts to customers and partners, refunds, real-time statuses, reports for reconciliation and a manager who knows your project. Everything a growing online business expects from merchant services — without the card layer.
Who gets approved
Working online projects in iGaming, betting, forex, investments, crypto, dating, adult, sweepstakes, e-commerce and digital goods. We look at the project, the geos and the traffic, and agree terms openly before integration.
One integration, every local rail
P2P processing moves a business's deposits and withdrawals through local payment methods and private accounts instead of a classic acquiring bank. Here is the path every payment takes.
Questions and answers
Usually days after terms are agreed; integration time depends on whether you use the hosted page or the API.
No. You collect through local methods and receive one USDT settlement.
No hard minimum; terms improve as volume grows.
Related solutions
Process payments in any market you grow into
Fill in a two-minute application on the site or in our Telegram bot. A real person replies — usually within the hour.