xPay is an international payment gateway aimed at companies that sell beyond their home market. Instead of treating cross-border checkout as a single card-payment problem, it combines acquiring, local payment method coverage, subscription billing and money movement into one platform. The pitch is that most cross-border failures come from routing every transaction through the same acquirer, so xPay uses direct local acquiring plus retry logic tuned in real time to hold a 95% success rate.
Coverage is deliberately broad: 45+ local payment methods, support for over 150 currencies, and operations in 160+ countries. Alongside core card acceptance, the platform offers multi-currency subscription billing for SaaS, payment links for teams without a developer, and global collection accounts that let an Indian entity receive USD, GBP, CAD and other currencies without setting up a foreign company. Settlement is quoted at 24 hours with compliant FIRC documentation, and sales tax collection across 100+ geographies can be switched on to keep billing compliant as volumes grow.
On pricing, xPay charges per transaction rather than a monthly platform fee at the entry level. The standard rate is 3% + $0.35 per card transaction, with separate rates for wallets, PayPal, BNPL options such as Klarna and Afterpay, plus a published schedule for disputes, tokenization, extra storefronts, subscription billing, payouts, FX conversion and priority support. Enterprise pricing with volume-based tiers applies once a merchant processes above roughly $750k per month internationally. Merchants should verify current rates on the fee schedule, as they change over time.
