About
Moving Money Company exists because a very large share of the world's internet users cannot pay a foreign business with a card — and most payment providers have decided that is the user's problem.
Three routes in, one connection, three routes out. It is the path a payment takes through us — and it never stops in the middle.
Why we exist
For most of the internet's history, accepting payment meant accepting cards. That worked in the markets the card networks were built for, and quietly failed everywhere else.
What replaced them was not a single global alternative but dozens of domestic ones, each with its own scheme, settlement behaviour and regulator. UPI took India. PIX reset Brazil in five years. GCash became close to the payment system of the Philippines. bKash did the same in Bangladesh. None of them talk to each other, and none of them were designed with a foreign merchant in mind.
That fragmentation is the entire problem, and it is not getting simpler. Moving Money Company exists to absorb it — one integration, both directions, and an honest account of what each market will and will not let you do.
What we believe
The industry standard is to advertise “1,000+ payment methods” and publish none of them. It is a number chosen to end a conversation rather than start one. We publish the list, market by market, because a merchant deciding where to launch needs the list — not the number.
Collection is the easy half and most providers optimise only for it. For your users the withdrawal is the trust event, and for you the repatriation is the business risk. We treat both directions as the product.
Some corridors are genuinely hard to move value out of. Some businesses we are not the right provider for. Saying so early costs us a deal occasionally and saves everyone a wasted quarter regularly.
A player in Dhaka or a trader in Ho Chi Minh City is not an edge case to be handled after the card flow works. In these markets the local rail is the main road and the card is the detour.
How we work
Anyone can write a values page. These are the specific things we do differently, and you can check every one of them against the rest of this site.
There is no general enquiries address on this site and no self-serve signup. Applications are reviewed. It means the person who replies to you has already read your markets and volumes.
One provider per rail is a single point of failure, and in these markets channels get frozen without notice. We run more than one wherever the market allows it.
Every figure on this site derives from what we actually support — 107 methods across 21 markets. We publish no processed volume, uptime percentage or authorisation-rate lift, because we will not put a number in front of you that we cannot evidence.
Industry statistics on our Solutions pages are attributed and linked at source. They are context for a decision, not a claim about us.
The name
Moving Money Company is named for what it does, and nothing else. Payments infrastructure should be plain to describe and dependable to run — the interesting part is the markets, not the name.
Four questions about your business and your markets. If we are a fit, a payments lead responds within one business day with the methods and indicative pricing for your corridors.
We work with licensed operators and incorporated businesses. Corporate email required. We do not publish a general enquiries address.