The Vision Bank · Global payments

Accept payments fromanywhere in the world.

Cards, wallets, bank transfers, local schemes, mobile money, BNPL and crypto — mapped market by market across every continent, with honest availability for your business.

236+

Payment methods mapped

157+

Countries covered

124+

Currencies

9

Method categories

Why this page exists

Payments are not global — they are local, everywhere. A shopper in Brazil reaches for Pix, in Nigeria for a bank transfer, in Germany for SEPA, in the Netherlands for iDEAL. Losing a sale is rarely about price; it is about not offering the method the customer already trusts.

One account, many markets
One integration, many rails
Regulated partners, real review

Explorer

Search the global payment directory

Search by method, country, region or currency. Every result shows its real availability state.

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  • Partner available
  • Coming soon
  • Not currently available

236 methods · 157 markets

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How it works

From a market to a live payment method, in seven steps

Choose the country your customers pay from — every step below updates to that market and stays in the link you share.

36 methods mapped · BRL · full Brazil breakdown

  1. 01

    Choose your market

    Pick the country your customers pay from. Everything below adapts to it.

    🇧🇷 BrazilBRL

  2. 02

    See the methods there

    Every card network, wallet, bank rail, local method and mobile money option in that market.

    • Payment links · 4
    • Invoicing & payment requests · 3
    • Local payment methods · 4
    • Bank payments · 1
    • Digital wallets · 9
    • Crypto & digital assets · 8
    • Cards · 6
    • Buy now, pay later · 1
  3. 03

    Open a method

    How it works, who uses it, which currencies it supports and what settlement looks like.

  4. 04

    Understand the flow

    What the customer actually does — redirect, QR, phone approval, reference or on-chain transfer.

    Boleto Bancário: Printable slip paid at a bank, ATM or app.

  5. 05

    Check eligibility

    Currencies, entity and documentation requirements, and the compliance checks that apply.

    • · A registered business entity with incorporation documents
    • · Identification for directors and beneficial owners (KYC / KYB)
    • · Description of the business model, products and customer base
    • · Expected monthly volume, average transaction size and target markets
    • · Settlement currencies available here: BRL
  6. 06

    See the infrastructure

    Which type of banking or licensed payment partner sits behind it, and settlement timing.

    • · Local acquiring partnersDomestic settlement cycle, usually T+1 to T+3
    • · Tier 2 banking partnersT+0 to T+2 depending on the domestic rail
    • · Licensed payment partnersT+1 to T+5 depending on scheme and risk profile
    • · Provider cost + $1 per transaction; scheme and FX charges shown separately
  7. 07

    Request access

    Open a business account and we confirm what can be enabled for your entity and industry.

    Request access for Brazil

Coverage

Live world coverage

Hover a market to see the methods, currencies and categories relevant there. Click through for the full country breakdown.

Global payment coverage by country

Hover or tap a market to see its methods, currencies and categories.

Customer intelligence

What does my customer use?

Pick a market, a preference and a currency — we surface the methods your customers actually reach for.

How do they prefer to pay?

Regions

Coverage by region

Nine regions, each with its own payment culture, local rails and settlement behaviour.

Africa

Mobile money first, with fast-growing card and bank rails.

39 countries · 56 methods

Asia

QR codes, super-app wallets and real-time bank rails.

27 countries · 94 methods

Europe

Bank redirects, open banking and SEPA alongside cards.

38 countries · 64 methods

United Kingdom

Cards, Faster Payments and open banking at scale.

1 countries · 37 methods

Australia

Cards, PayID and real-time account-to-account.

2 countries · 34 methods

New Zealand

Cards, bank transfer and local online banking.

1 countries · 31 methods

North America

Card dominant, with ACH and instant bank rails.

12 countries · 50 methods

South America

Instant bank payments, cash vouchers and local cards.

12 countries · 51 methods

Latin America

Local bank methods, wallets and instalment cards.

20 countries · 58 methods

Middle East

Domestic card schemes, wallets and bank transfer.

11 countries · 35 methods

Russia & CIS

Domestic card schemes, instant bank rails and super-app wallets, served through local partners.

9 countries · 46 methods

Caribbean

Card acceptance, USD settlement and local bank transfer.

5 countries · 28 methods

Categories

Every category of payment

From global card schemes to mobile money wallets — grouped the way payment teams actually think about them.

Cards

Global and domestic card networks, including debit, credit and prepaid acceptance.

31 methods

Digital wallets

Device wallets, super-app wallets and country-specific wallet balances.

75 methods

Bank payments

Bank transfers, account-to-account rails, open banking and instant bank payments.

40 methods

Local payment methods

The methods customers in each market already know and trust.

44 methods

Mobile money

Phone-number based balances, dominant across Africa and emerging markets.

18 methods

Buy now, pay later

Instalment and deferred-payment methods, by market.

13 methods

Crypto & digital assets

Stablecoin and digital-asset acceptance where legally supported by regulated partners.

8 methods

Payment links

Send a customer a link and get paid — no checkout build required.

4 methods

Invoicing & payment requests

Request payment from a customer and track settlement.

3 methods

Smart checker

Build your payment stack

Answer a few questions about your business and markets, and we map a recommended stack — clearly labelled with what is available, what needs onboarding, and what we cannot support.

Your recommended payment stack

Answer the questions and we will map your markets to the methods your customers actually use — grouped by region, each labelled with its real availability.

Infrastructure

The partners behind every method

Every payment runs on regulated infrastructure — Tier 1 and Tier 2 banking partners, licensed payment institutions, local acquirers and registered digital-asset partners.

Tier 1 banking partners

Large, systemically important banks that hold client funds, issue IBANs and clear major currencies.

Settlement:
Same-day to T+1 in the settlement currency
Coverage:
Europe, United Kingdom, United States and major trade corridors

Tier 2 banking partners

Regional and specialist banks used for domestic clearing, local currency accounts and corridor coverage.

Settlement:
T+0 to T+2 depending on the domestic rail
Coverage:
Regional coverage where a local account is required

Licensed payment partners

Regulated payment institutions and acquirers that hold the scheme memberships and licences required to process a method.

Settlement:
T+1 to T+5 depending on scheme and risk profile
Coverage:
Global, method by method

Local acquiring partners

Domestic acquirers and payment operators that connect us to a country's own card and bank rails.

Settlement:
Domestic settlement cycle, usually T+1 to T+3
Coverage:
Single-market coverage

Mobile money aggregators

Licensed aggregators connected to mobile network operator wallets across emerging markets.

Settlement:
T+1 to T+3, often converted to USD or EUR on payout
Coverage:
Africa, South Asia and parts of Latin America

Regulated digital-asset partners

Registered virtual-asset service providers used for stablecoin and digital-asset acceptance and conversion.

Settlement:
Network confirmation, then conversion within the same business day
Coverage:
Where digital-asset acceptance is legally supported

Payments are processed through regulated banking and licensed payment partners. Partner identities are disclosed only where the relationship is confirmed and cleared for publication. The Vision Bank does not represent itself as the holder of a banking or payment licence.

Pricing model

Provider cost + $1. Nothing hidden in the middle.

You always see what the underlying provider charges, what we add, and which scheme, network and FX charges are billed separately at cost.

Underlying provider cost

What our partner charges

Vision markup

$1.00 per transaction

What you pay

Provider cost + $1

CategoryProvider costVision markupScheme & network chargesFXSettlement
CardsIndicative — confirmed at onboardingProvider cost band, typically 0.9%–2.4% per transaction$1.00 per transactionInterchange, scheme and assessment fees billed at cost, itemised on your statementFX applied only when the settlement currency differs from the transaction currencyT+1 to T+5 depending on risk profile
Digital walletsIndicative — confirmed at onboardingProvider cost band, typically 1.0%–2.9% per transaction$1.00 per transactionWallet operator fees billed at costFX applied on conversion to your settlement currencyT+1 to T+3
Bank paymentsIndicative — confirmed at onboardingProvider cost band, typically $0.20–$1.50 per transfer$1.00 per transactionCorrespondent or high-value rail charges billed at cost where they applyFX applied only on cross-currency transfersInstant to T+2 depending on the rail
Local payment methodsIndicative — confirmed at onboardingProvider cost band, typically 0.6%–3.5% depending on the market$1.00 per transactionDomestic scheme and agent-network fees billed at costLocal currency converted on payout where you do not hold that currencyT+1 to T+3 domestic cycle
Mobile moneyIndicative — confirmed at onboardingProvider cost band, typically 1.5%–4.0% per transaction$1.00 per transactionMobile network operator commission billed at costLocal currency converted to USD or EUR on payoutT+1 to T+3
Buy now, pay laterIndicative — confirmed at onboardingProvider cost band, typically 2.0%–6.0% per order$1.00 per transactionLender fees set by the BNPL provider and billed at costSettled in the consumer's currency, converted on payoutT+1 to T+7 by provider
Crypto & digital assetsIndicative — confirmed at onboardingPartner processing band, typically 0.5%–1.5%$1.00 per transactionNetwork (gas) fees charged at cost by the chain usedConversion to fiat at the partner's quoted rate at time of conversionOn network confirmation, converted same business day
Payment linksNo additional link fee — you pay the cost of the method the customer chooses$1.00 per transactionWhatever the chosen method carries, itemised separatelyDepends on the method usedFollows the underlying method
Invoicing & payment requestsNo fee to issue or send an invoice$1.00 per transactionWhatever the chosen method carries, itemised separatelyDepends on the method usedFollows the underlying method

Bands reflect typical partner pricing and are shown so you can see how a price is built, not as a quote. Your final rate depends on your entity, industry, risk classification, volume, currency mix and the partner enabled for each method. Anything we cannot confirm today is quoted at onboarding rather than estimated here.

Pricing

Merchant account pricing

These are the confirmed fees for a merchant payment-processing account. Anything corridor- or method-specific is quoted during onboarding, never invented here.

ItemFee
Account opening$5,000
Monthly maintenance$2,500
Minimum balance5% of last month's volume
Outgoing transfersfrom $1
Currency conversionfrom 0.1%
Card spend cash backup to 5%

Applies to merchant payment-processing accounts. Only confirmed pricing is shown. Method-specific and corridor-specific pricing is quoted during onboarding, once your entity, industry and volumes are assessed.

Use cases

Built for businesses that sell across borders

E-commerce & retail

Offer the cards, wallets and local schemes shoppers expect in each market, so checkout does not fail at the last step.

SaaS & subscriptions

Card and bank-debit rails that support recurring billing, with retries and refunds handled through one integration.

Marketplaces & platforms

Collect from many buyer markets in many currencies, then settle centrally through your business account.

Travel & hospitality

High-ticket transactions, multi-currency pricing and refund handling across long booking windows.

Digital services & creators

Payment links and hosted checkout for fast, low-friction collection without building an integration.

Complex and higher-risk sectors

Some industries require additional review. We assess each application individually and are transparent about what we can and cannot support — availability is never guaranteed in advance.

Start accepting the payments your customers already use.

Open a business account, get your virtual IBAN, and work with our team to map the right methods for every market you sell into.

Operated by The Vision Corporation Holding LTD. Jurisdiction: England & Wales. Registration: 16767315. Payment method availability depends on your merchant country, legal entity, customer country, industry, risk classification, currency, product and payment-partner coverage. Listing a method on this page is not an offer of service or a guarantee of availability.