Available payment methods and their limits

M-PESA is a mobile phone-based money transfer service, payments, and micro-financing service.
This mobile money payment method is very popular in Kenya, and most of the population uses it.
Online banking is a payment method for US customers, and more than 3000 US banks are available. Only USD transfers from US banks are processed through this method (there is no possibility of paying in USD from a non-US bank).
PayPal is a digital wallet and online payment platform that allows customers to pay using their PayPal balance, linked bank account, or card. Customers are redirected to PayPal’s website to log in and authorize the payment.
Revolut Pay is a payment method from Revolut that lets customers pay directly from their Revolut account. At checkout, customers are redirected to Revolut to confirm the transaction, often using biometrics or a security code.
iDEAL is a Netherlands-based payment method that allows customers to pay using direct online transfers from their bank accounts. Customers select their bank and are redirected to their bank’s environment to authorize the payment.
Astropay is a convenient payment service offered by Astropay. It allows customers to pay for goods and services with 180+ payment methods in Asia, Africa, and other countries.
SPEI is an electronic funds transfer system in Mexico that enables individuals to make financial transactions securely and efficiently. It is operated by Banco de México and is available through participating financial institutions.
PIX. Within the Brazilian instant payment (IP) ecosystem, Banco Central do Brasil (BCB) created Pix, the Brazilian IP scheme that enables its users — people, companies, and governmental entities — to send or receive payment transfers in a few seconds at any time, including on non-business days.
GrabPay is a digital wallet - customers maintain a balance in their wallets that they pay out with. In order to pay with GrabPay, customers are redirected to GrabPay's website, where they have to authenticate the transaction using a one-time password.
GCash is a payment method that allows one to process payments in Philippine pesos by using e-wallets in the Philippines.
Maya is a digital wallet used in the Philippines that enables customers to pay directly from their balance. Users are typically redirected to Maya’s platform to authenticate and complete the transaction.
QRPh is a national QR code standard in the Philippines that allows customers to scan a QR code and pay using any participating local e-wallet or bank app.
PESONet is an electronic fund transfer service in the Philippines that lets customers transfer money from their bank account to another bank or e-wallet. It’s usually used for higher-value or scheduled transfers.
InstaPay is a real-time, low-value electronic fund transfer system in the Philippines, enabling instant transfers between banks and e-wallets, often used for immediate payments.
Boost is a Malaysian digital wallet that allows customers to pay using their stored balance. During checkout, users are redirected to Boost’s platform to authenticate and authorize the transaction.
ShopeePay is an e-wallet linked to the Shopee platform in Malaysia. Customers can top up their wallet and use it for quick and easy payments both within Shopee and at partner merchants.
Touch ‘n Go eWallet is a widely used Malaysian digital wallet that lets customers make payments using their stored balance. Transactions are authenticated through the app, often with a PIN or biometric verification.