About
How this works
Money on the internet looks global, but it is not. Every payment company is licensed country by country, so the products you can use depend on where your business is registered and where your customers are. This site maps that, for 11 providers across 65 countries.
Everything here comes from providers’ own public pages, regulators’ publications and reputable reporting. We do not use any non-public information. The data was last reviewed in October 2026.
Confidence levels
High: matches the provider’s published country list.
Medium: compiled from public sources but not yet checked line by line against the provider’s own documentation.
Low: the best public information available. Treat it as a lead, not a fact.
What the terms mean
- Accept payments
- Taking money from customers online: cards, wallets and local methods like Pix or iDEAL.
- Pay people abroad
- Sending money out to suppliers, sellers, contractors or users in other countries.
- Multi-currency account
- Holding balances in several currencies and receiving money with local bank details abroad.
- Business cards
- Physical or virtual cards your team uses to spend.
- Stablecoins
- Accepting, holding or paying out tokens pegged to a currency, such as USDC.
- Onboarding
- Whether a provider will open an account for a business registered in a given country. This is usually the deciding factor.
How corrections work
01
Flag it
Every fact has an “Is this right?” link. Vote it correct or wrong in one tap.
02
Show the source
Suggest what it should say and link to where that is published, ideally the provider’s or regulator’s own page.
03
We check and publish
An editor checks the source, updates the site and marks the fact verified. Nothing changes without a source.
Representing a payment company? Choose “I represent this company” and add a work email so the editor can follow up. Corrections are judged on their sources, the same as anyone else’s.
Not advice
This is an independent reference, not affiliated with or endorsed by any provider listed. It is not legal, tax or financial advice. Availability changes often, so confirm with the provider before you build on anything here.