Payment methods overview
Tokenz supports most popular international and local payment methods for global businesses to accept payments from customers all over the world.
The table below provides an overview of the various payment methods.
Payment Method | Country / Region | Description |
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| Tokenz allows merchants to accept payments from the major card schemes such as Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, UnionPay and Diners Club. Tokenz manages authentication (3DS 2.0), risk & fraud prevention and top-class customer experience to allow you to reach a huge number of shoppers with cards from major brands. | |
| Apple Pay offers a seamless payment experience, by allowing shoppers to pay with their cards stored in their Apple Wallet using just a Touch ID or Face ID. On Apple devices, Apple Pay option is always available for Card checkout, to increase conversion for your shop. | |
| Google Pay offers a simple payment option allowing shoppers to pay with their cards stored in their Google account using only fingerprint or facial recognition. On compatible devices, Google Pay is always available for Card checkout, to increase conversion for your shop. | |
| Convenience store payment is the second most common payment method both in Japan and Taiwan, which allows shoppers to make offline cash payments in convenience stores for their online purchases. | |
| PayEasy is a popular Japanese bank transfer service that lets your shoppers pay for their purchases at post offices, internet banking and ATM. | |
| The most popular smartphone payment in Japan, PayPay is a feature-rich smartphone-based payment service that lets users to store money from a bank account in their PayPay wallet and make payments with it. | |
| Developed by KDDI, a popular mobile carrier, Au Pay is a payment app that offers your customers the ability to pay with their phones and earn “Ponta points” that they can use to receive money off their purchases. | |
| d Payment is a carrier billing service offered by NTT Docomo, one of Japan's leading mobile phone companies. | |
| Rakuten Pay is a digital payment service by Rakuten, one of Japan’s largest e-commerce and fintech companies, allowing users to make secure online and in-store payments via credit cards, bank accounts, and Rakuten Points. | |
| Leading Japanese buy now pay later solution, Paidy allows customers to make instant purchases with only an email address and phone number. Give your customers the ability to buy now and pay later (while you get paid immediately) to drive conversions and a more frictionless checkout experience. | |
| Powered by Mercari, a popular online marketplace in Japan, Merpay allows customers to use their earnings on the platform to make additional purchases online. | |
| Shoppers can complete the payment at physical ATMs (30000+ ATMs) or use online banking to make transactions quickly without leaving home. | |
| Gain access to shoppers with Korean cards. Locally issued cards are well-known and trusted as a payment method in South Korea. | |
| Kakao Pay is a mobile payment and digital wallet service by Kakao based in South Korea that allows users to make mobile payments and online transactions. | |
| Naver Pay was launched in 2015 by South Korea's top internet company, Naver Corporation. Shoppers register their card or bank account details with the service, then use the card wallet to pay online without having to enter or reveal sensitive account information. | |
| Payco is an e-wallet payment method in South Korea that allows shoppers to make purchases with credit cards and debit cards linked to their Payco accounts. | |
| Samsung Pay is a mobile wallet provided by Samsung for Android OS. The app comes pre-installed in new Samsung devices. Shoppers can add cards on their Samsung Pay app, and then use the app to make payments. | |
| Toss Pay is an e-wallet payment method in South Korea that allows shoppers to make payments with credit cards and debit cards linked to their accounts. The underlying Toss super app, which has more than 15 million monthly active users, also encompasses over 40 financial services such as money transfers, loans, stock trading, credit score viewing, and investments. | |
| Alipay is a hugely popular multi-purpose mobile payments app. It has more than 1.3 billion annual active users as of June 2020 and processed $17 trillion worth of transactions in mainland China over the course of a year. Alipay users who have linked their Chinese bank accounts to their Alipay can start purchasing online using Alipay on their mobile app. | |
| WeChat is a Chinese multi-purpose messaging, social media and mobile payment app developed by Tencent. WeChat users who have linked their Chinese bank accounts to their WeChat Pay can start purchasing online using WeChat Pay on their mobile app. With over 800 million monthly active users, WeChat Pay provides a smart and efficient payment solution for both consumers and merchants. | |
| FPS is a payment service platform that allows payers to make instant domestic transfers to individuals and corporations via online and mobile banking in Hong Kong. It is available 24/7, and covers participating local banks and financial institutes. | |
| As one of Singapore's and Malaysia's leading e-wallet providers, GrabPay provides shoppers the convenience of paying for everyday services and puchases all within one app. | |
| Singapore shoppers have the option to pay at self-payment Kiosk machines for their online shopping bills with their debit cards. | |
| PayNow is a popular instant bank transfer network in Singapore. It allows the shoppers to make a payment using their preferred app from participating banks and participating non-bank financial institutions. | |
| DANA is a digital payment service platform based in Indonesia that offers payments, loyalty points and financial services. It has 35 million total users and deposited funds of 21.06 million USD on the platform as of the end of 2019. | |
| DOKU Wallet is a secure and widespread payment method across Indonesia allowing customers to purchase goods with their wallet account while giving merchant access to more than 20 million online customers in the country. | |
| GoPay is the leading digital payment platform in Indonesia and part of Gojek's super app offering. GoPay allows customers to conduct transactions directly from their mobile devices and is accepted by over 900,000 merchants across Indonesia. | |
| Indonesian Bank Transfer Payments enables consumers to make the payment via mobile banking apps or ATMs. | |
| OVO is a digital payment service based in Jakarta, Indonesia. It is a digital platform for simple payment and smart financial services, with affiliated merchants, business partners and members in its ecosystem. | |
| Boost is a Malaysia-based lifestyle e-wallet that provides shoppers with secure cashless mobile payment experience. With its mission to revolutionise the way Malaysians transact in today's increasingly digital and mobile world, Boost brings convenience to everyone's fingertip for both consumer and merchant. | |
| DuitNow QR is a Malaysian interoperable QR standard that allows Malaysians to make payments and receive funds from any participating Bank and eWallet with just one QR code. | |
| ShopeePay is Shopee's official in-app e-wallet, which allows shoppers to conveniently top-up and pay for online and offline purchases. | |
| Touch 'n Go eWallet is a Malaysian digital wallet and online payment platform, established in Kuala Lumpur as a joint venture between Touch 'n Go and Ant Financial. Touch 'n Go eWallet had around 6.5 million users as of the end of 2019. | |
| PromptPay allows the shoppers to make a payment using their preferred app from participating banks and non-bank financial institutions. | |
| Allow shoppers to complete their online purchase using their internet banking. | |
| TrueMoney is an e-wallet app with more than 15 million active users across Thailand and growing. | |
| Rabbit LINE Pay is one of the top 2 e-wallets in Thailand. Rabbit LINE Pay allows Thailand users to pay for goods both off and online, transfer money to other LINE users, pay utility bills and motorway tolls, and buy cinema tickets. | |
| Since its foundation in 2014, Klarna has become one of the world's largest providers of buy now, pay later services. 90 million active consumers use Klarna to shop online in 16 regions across three continents. | |
| Pay by Bank app (PbBa) is a new online payment method powered by Mastercard that allows shoppers to pay using the banking app on their phone within a few clicks. Shoppers are automatically enrolled once their bank integrates with PbBa and the service is immediately ready to use. | |
| Giropay is a German online banking payment system, supported by more than 1500 German banks. Giropay is safe and reliable, and it is one of the most popular online banking payment methods in Germany. | |
| Paysafecash is an online payment method that allows consumers to pay for their online purchases in a retail location offline. Consumers make the payment with a bar code generated by Paysafecash services on various devices and pay in cash at supported payment points. | |
| Paysafecard is a simple and safe prepaid payment method that allows shoppers to make payments without the use of a bank account or credit card information. Paysafecard is available for purchase at more than 650,000 outlets worldwide. These include supermarkets, newsagents and petrol stations. | |
| Trustly is a bank transfer payment service provider. With Trustly, consumers can initiate payments directly from their bank accounts, using a highly secure payment option, with no risk of stolen details or fraud. Founded in Sweden in 2008, Trustly operates in 29 countries, supporting cross-border online banking services. | |
| iDEAL is the most popular online banking payment method in the Netherlands. iDEAL is a bank-to-bank transfer method supported by all Dutch core banks. Users can transfer money directly through the bank they select from iDEAL. The payment process is safe, fast, and convenient. | |
| Accept stablecoin, bitcoin, ethereum and more payments and receive fiat from Tokenz. You can reach over 500 million cryptocurrency owners without the complexity of holding or converting crypto to fiat yourself. |