SmartPayNet has recently expanded its operational footprint to include more than 100 countries, enhancing its capabilities in facilitating transactions and payouts on a global scale.

This payment gateway is specifically designed for industries with high-risk profiles such as online gaming (iGaming), foreign exchange (FX), trading platforms, and international affiliate programs. It provides real-time payment processing, multi-currency settlement options, streamlined onboarding procedures, advanced fraud prevention mechanisms, and regulatory-compliant payout solutions—all accessible via a user-friendly interface.

The expansion significantly addresses the cross-border payments challenge faced by the industry by offering local payout options and integrating digital wallets to ensure smoother transactions. It also features smart routing adjustments based on real-time traffic and issuer activities, reducing operational complexities.

SmartPayNet differs from traditional systems that necessitate managing multiple providers for different regions. With this unified platform, merchants can achieve a 80% card approval rate, benefit from real-time analytics, and receive payouts through over 200 payment corridors—all managed from one dashboard. This simplification transforms disjointed back-office operations into a cohesive infrastructure that improves compliance, enhances financial visibility, and supports global expansion.

Real-time monitoring and efficient onboarding

Finance teams can now monitor payment flows in real time with SmartPayNet, segment transactions, and export data for detailed analysis. The platform also offers a streamlined onboarding process that completes compliance reviews within 48 hours, enabling merchants to gain access quickly and reduce their time-to-market.

SmartPayNet prioritizes security and compliance through PCI-DSS certification and advanced fraud detection methods, which help in minimizing chargebacks and increasing trust with processors.

FUTURE EXPANSION PLAN

For 2025, SmartPayNet plans to deepen its local payment integrations, introduce custom workflow automation tools, and offer white-label solutions for aggregators and payment service providers (PSPs). These enhancements aim to further define the high-risk payment infrastructure in a global, compliance-driven environment by emphasizing performance, flexibility, and transparency.