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Paynt

Acquiring and payment gateway

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Card acquiring, payment gateway and card machines from a Lithuanian e-money institution, for merchants and for payment companies that resell acquiring. Not a business bank account.

  • Lithuania
  • EMI
  • Payment acceptance
  • Acquiring
  • Payment gateway

Regulated by

  • Bank of Lithuania · LithuaniaNo. LB000250
Provider type
E-money institution
IBAN
Not published
Payment rails
Not published
Cards
Accepts Visa and Mastercard; no business card issued
Safeguarding
Not published
Non-residents
Not published
Support languages
Not published
Support channels
PhoneEmailWebsite live chatSupport tickets

Overview

Paynt, at a glance.

Paynt is an e-money institution headquartered in Lithuania, regulated by Bank of Lithuania. Pricing is agreed with each client. Opening an account takes 3–5 days.

Why businesses pick Paynt

  • Acquiring, gateway, card machines and fraud tools from one licensed provider
  • Accepts payments in 135+ currencies
  • Serves merchants in the EU, EEA, UK and USA
  • Lets payment companies and software platforms offer acquiring under their own brand

Watch out for

  • Not a business account: no IBAN and no balance to hold
  • Prices are agreed by contract and not published
  • Accepted countries and refused industries are not published

Business fit

Will Paynt accept your business?

Four quick answers. Where your company is registered and what it does rule a provider in or out faster than anything else.

Based on Paynt's published rules

Needs review

Paynt works with Software, but does not publish the countries it accepts companies from.

Paynt does not publish a minimum company age or turnover, so those two answers are not checked here.

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Who it works with

Accepted and not accepted.

What Paynt publishes about the businesses it takes on.

Who Paynt serves

  • E-commerce
  • SaaS
  • Marketplaces
  • Video games
All 21 industries on Paynt's accepted list
  • Software
  • Social
  • Gaming
  • E-commerce
  • SaaS
  • Marketplaces
  • Digital agencies
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Cafes
  • Hotels
  • Trade shows and events
  • Mobile businesses
  • Street food vendors
  • Service-based tradespeople
  • Retail stores
  • Service providers
  • Small businesses
  • ISOs
  • ISVs
  • PSPs

Not supported

Industries and countries Paynt does not accept, from its own published lists.

Industries

  • Not published

Countries

  • Not published

Coverage

Where can you use Paynt?

Coverage is a starting point. It does not confirm that every business in these markets is eligible.

Supported currencies

Not published

Payment reach

EU, EEA, UK and USA

Who can apply

Company incorporation countries

Not published

Owner nationality

Not published

Owner residency

Not published

Company types

Not published

Pricing

What does Paynt cost?

Look beyond the monthly fee. Your total cost depends on how many transfers you make, where they go and how much you convert.

Account cost

Opening fee

Not published

Monthly fee

Not published

  • By contract

    Custom

Transaction fees

Other fees

Payment acceptance

Payment acceptance
CostListed amountHow it is charged
Card paymentsNot published

Onboarding

From application to live account.

Opening an account typically takes three to five business days.

  1. 1

    Contact Paynt

    Apply directly or through one of Paynt's partners.

  2. 2

    Business information

    Submit your company and business details for onboarding.

  3. 3

    Checks

    Paynt runs its compliance, fraud and underwriting checks.

  4. 4

    Go live

    Connect by API or choose a terminal or gateway, then follow settlements in the Paynt Portal.

Documents you need

  • Certificate of Incorporation/proof of business registration
  • UTR from HMRC where applicable
  • Business bank-account details for settlement
  • Government-issued ID for owners/directors
  • Business financial statements
  • Bank statements for previous 3–6 months

FAQ

Your questions, answered.

Is Paynt a bank?

No. Paynt UAB is an e-money institution licensed by the Bank of Lithuania, register code LB000250. It processes card payments for merchants and does not offer a business bank account.

How much does Paynt cost?

Prices are agreed in each contract and are not published. Processing fees and payout terms are shown in the Paynt Portal.

Which businesses does Paynt work with?

E-commerce, software and SaaS, marketplaces, gaming, retail and hospitality merchants, and payment companies and software platforms that resell acquiring.

Where does Paynt operate?

Paynt serves merchants in the EU and EEA, the United Kingdom and the United States.

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How Paynt compares.

If Paynt is not the right fit, these providers work with similar businesses. Compare their listed licences and services below.

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