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Paymentology

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A card issuer processor working in markets most platforms do not reach

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, SaaS
  • Starting price Not published
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is Paymentology?

Paymentology is a global card issuer processor serving fintechs, digital banks, traditional banks, telcos, lenders, travel companies, remittance providers, governments, acquirers and super apps.

The geographic reach is the distinguishing characteristic and the customer list demonstrates it rather than asserting it. Mox and GoTyme in Asia, Boya in Africa, Nomo, Rain, Wio, Ziina and Mamo across the Middle East, TrueMoney in Thailand, Albo and UnDosTres in Mexico, Diamond Trust Bank in East Africa, M-Pesa and Octopus each represent a market where card issuing infrastructure is not simply a matter of connecting to an established network. Vendors concentrated on North America and Western Europe frequently cannot serve these programmes at all.

Government benefit distribution is the Paymentology use case worth noting, because it is a serious application of card issuing rather than a consumer one. Distributing subsidies and grants by card gives a state control over what the money can be spent on and an audit trail of where it went, which cash transfers cannot provide, and it reaches recipients without bank accounts.

The acquirer and payment service provider use case sits on the other side of the transaction, offering faster and more predictable authorisations with real-time issuer-side insight to improve merchant performance. Super apps are addressed as their own category, embedding always-on payments with issuer intelligence behind every interaction. A developer portal and a launch demo are published. Rates are not published.

Key Features of Paymentology

  • Global card issuer processing
  • Emerging market coverage
  • Virtual card issuance for telcos
  • Multi-currency remittance cards
  • Government benefit and subsidy cards
  • Real-time spend controls
  • Expense management reconciliation
  • Lender disbursement control
  • Travel and hospitality payments
  • Issuer-side authorisation insight
  • Super app embedded payments
  • Public developer portal

Paymentology Pricing

Not published

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Rates are not published. Card issuing is priced per programme on volume, geography and the licensing and processing services taken.

Paymentology Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • SaaS
Desktop
  • Web App
Built for
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Knowledge Base
Public API
Yes
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No

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Paymentology FAQs

Rates are not published. Issuer processing is priced per programme on volume, geography and services, arranged directly with the company.

Published customers span Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, markets where card issuing infrastructure is not a matter of connecting to an established network and where many vendors cannot operate.

A card gives the state control over what the money can be spent on and an audit trail of where it went, neither of which a cash transfer provides, and it reaches recipients without bank accounts.

Faster and more predictable authorisations with real-time issuer-side insight, aimed at improving merchant performance rather than at issuing cards to end consumers.

Mox, GoTyme, Boya, Nomo, Rain, Arq, TrueMoney, Albo, Wio, Diamond Trust Bank, UnDosTres, Ziina, M-Pesa, Mamo and Octopus among others.