About
Payment infrastructure designed for flexible online business
mPay exists because accepting payment online is rarely one problem. A freelancer wants a link to put on an invoice; a store wants a checkout; a SaaS product wants an API. mPay provides all three against one account, one dashboard and one fee structure.
The problem
Merchants often juggle separate tools for links, checkout and programmatic payments — each with its own dashboard, its own statuses and its own pricing.
What mPay provides
Payment links, a hosted checkout and a REST API, sharing one merchant account, one activity view and one set of payment statuses.
What we focus on
Payment choice at the checkout, and visibility afterwards: what was collected, what is clearing and what is available.
Company information
- Operating entity
- Business identity and registration information will be published before production merchant onboarding opens.
- Registered address
- Business identity and registration information will be published before production merchant onboarding opens.
- Business registration
- Business identity and registration information will be published before production merchant onboarding opens.
- Operating regions
- Contact mPay to confirm service availability for your country, business type and requested payment methods.
- Support
- Official domain-based support contact details will be published before production launch.
- Product
- mPay — Multiple Pay
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Ready to simplify how you receive payments?
Create your mPay account or contact our team to discuss payment links, hosted checkout and website integration.
Service availability, supported payment methods, settlement timing and fees may vary.