CatalystPay
6.5Gateway · multi-acquirer · Belfast, UK
BillBlend
Gateway · London, UK
GatewayLocal methodsLicence undisclosed
The deepest local-method coverage in this catalogue, attached to a licence question the company leaves unanswered.
Gateway · London, UK
The deepest local-method coverage in this catalogue, attached to a licence question the company leaves unanswered.
No one else in this catalogue comes close on local methods. Pix, Boleto and PicPay in Brazil; UPI, PhonePe, PayTM and IMPS in India; SPEI in Mexico; Havale, Troy, Payco, Mefete and Pep in Türkiye; Nagad, bKash and Rocket in Bangladesh; MomoPay in Vietnam; JazzCash and Easypaisa in Pakistan — plus Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, the card schemes, SEPA, Skrill, Neteller and crypto.
For an operator pushing into Asia, LATAM or Türkiye, that list is the product. Casino, sportsbook and poker are all named, smart routing and AML tooling come with the gateway, and it arrives through one integration instead of a dozen local contracts.
And then the question BillBlend puts to itself and leaves hanging. Its own FAQ carries the item "Do you have a license?" with no answer beneath it, and a London address on West Ham Lane is the only corporate detail anywhere. When a gateway carries deposits through this many jurisdictions, whose authorisation those flows run under is not a formality — it decides whether your own regulator finds the arrangement acceptable.
That method list alone lifts coverage to 8.5, second only to the global processors. Compliance and commercial terms sit at the floor — no licence, no certification, no pricing, no settlement terms. The gap between those two numbers is the whole story of this card.
Five weighted criteria, 1–10. A criterion whose key field the provider does not publish is capped at 6.9 rather than scored on a guess. How we score →
Nothing of its own is published. For a company that routes to third-party acquirers that is ordinary — but your counterparty is somebody else, so ask who, in writing.
Asia, LATAM, Türkiye and the CIS.
Türkiye (Havale, Troy, Payco, Mefete, Pep), Bangladesh (Nagad, bKash, Rocket), India (UPI, PhonePe, PayTM, IMPS), Mexico (SPEI), Brazil (Pix, Boleto, PicPay), Vietnam (MomoPay), Pakistan (JazzCash, Easypaisa), Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, plus Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA, Skrill, Neteller and crypto.
Keep it on the list for markets nobody else reaches, and treat the licence question as a gate rather than a detail. Ask who authorises the flows in each corridor and which entity you would contract with. If the answer does not arrive in writing, the method list does not matter.
None. Its own FAQ raises the question and leaves it unanswered, and the only corporate detail anywhere is a London address at 61a West Ham Lane.
Pix, Boleto, PicPay, UPI, PhonePe, PayTM, IMPS, SPEI, Havale, Troy, Nagad, bKash, MomoPay, JazzCash, Easypaisa and more, alongside Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA, Skrill, Neteller and crypto.
Casino, sportsbook and poker are named explicitly, with smart routing and AML tooling included in the gateway.
Gateway · multi-acquirer · Belfast, UK
Open banking · A2A · Stockholm
Direct acquirer + gateway · UK & EU
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