HaiPay

What is HaiPay?

HaiPay is a payment infrastructure company for digital businesses that sell to customers in more than one country. Through one integration, a business can accept card payments and local payment methods, bill subscriptions, and send payouts to users, partners and suppliers.

In this listing, "HaiPay" means the payment company at haipay.net. It is not affiliated with other apps, wallets or companies that use a similar name.

What you can do with HaiPay

Accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express and other major card networks.
Accept 150+ local payment methods across key markets, such as UPI in India, Pix in Brazil, MoMo in Vietnam, Alipay and WeChat Pay.
Run recurring billing: fixed-cycle, usage-based or hybrid plans, with free trials and first-cycle offers.
Send mass payouts to bank accounts and e-wallets from a multi-currency wallet.
Choose how to integrate: hosted checkout, server-to-server API, embedded components, or no-code payment links from the dashboard.

Who is it for?

HaiPay is built for online businesses whose customers pay in many local ways: SaaS and subscription products, apps and games, content and membership services, and platforms that pay out to creators, contractors or suppliers abroad.

Why HaiPay

Local-first: customers can pay with the method they already use, not only with a card.
One integration covers collection, subscriptions and payouts, so a business does not need a separate provider for each market.
Licensed in several markets, according to haipay.net: Operator of Payment System regulated by BSP (Philippines), PJP3 payment service provider regulated by Bank Indonesia, money transmitter licenses in multiple U.S. states, and MSB registration with FINTRAC (Canada).
Clear pricing: blended and IC++ models, with no setup fee, no annual fee and no minimum monthly billing. See haipay.net/pricing.

How HaiPay helps

A business expanding into a new market often loses buyers at checkout because the local payment method is missing. HaiPay lets that business add the methods local customers expect, keep subscriptions running, and pay out across borders from one account.

Availability

Payment methods, settlement currencies and fees vary by market. All accounts are subject to merchant review.