For large merchants operating across borders

Collect locally, hold globally, pay out at scale.

DSGPay gives large merchants in health, technology, e-commerce, social media, travel, logistics, and education the payment infrastructure to sell and pay across borders like a local business. Customers pay with the local payment methods they already use. Funds land in multi-currency named accounts in Hong Kong or the UK, or in local named accounts across our network. Payouts to creators, distributors, sellers, contractors, and suppliers run programmatically, in volume, from the same balance.
Built for
Health & wellness
Technology
E-commerce
Social media
Warehouse team preparing orders while DSGPay shows named account balances in HKD, GBP and USD and a batch of 1,240 payouts
2
Global Named Account hubs, in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom
12
Markets with local named accounts in your business name
45
Local payout currencies
45
SWIFT payout currencies
The problem at scale

Cross Country payments become more difficult with volume and country complexity

A patchwork of banks, acquirers, and payout providers works for one market. Across a dozen markets and thousands of daily transactions, it turns into fragmented balances, opaque FX, failed payouts, and a finance team reconciling spreadsheets instead of running treasury.
The patchwork approach
  • A separate bank or acquiring relationship
    for every market you sell into
  • Card-first checkouts
    that miss customers who prefer local bank rails and wallets
  • FX margins buried
    in settlement amounts across multiple providers
  • Payouts run as manual batch files,
    with failures discovered days later
  • Balances scattered
    across entities and currencies, with no single view
DSGPay, one infrastructure
  • One relationship
    covering collections, accounts, FX, and payouts across our network
  • Local payment methods at checkout,
    so customers pay the way they pay at home
  • Transparent FX,
    priced for your volume, converted when you choose
  • Programmatic payouts
    with real-time status events and idempotent retries
  • Consolidated balances
    across currencies and entities, in one view
What large merchants use DSGPay for

Four building blocks, one account infrastructure

Use one or all four. They run on the same onboarding, the same balances, and the same GraphQL schema.

A. Global collections via local payment methods

Accept payment from customers worldwide through their own domestic rails and wallets, such as PayNow, DuitNow, UPI, FPS, PayID, SEPA, and Faster Payments.
Local payment methods lift checkout completion in markets where cards aren't the default, with no card-scheme MDR on those transactions.
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B. Multi-currency Global Named Accounts in Hong Kong or the UK

SWIFT-enabled accounts opened in your business name. Receive platform settlements, B2B receipts, and international transfers, and hold USD, EUR, GBP, and other currencies side by side until you're ready to convert or deploy.
Hong Kong suits Asia-facing business; the UK suits Europe-facing business.
See Global Named Accounts →

C. Local named accounts across our network

Give customers and partners domestic account details in their own currency across DSGPay's 12 markets. They pay like a local on domestic rails, and every payment is matched to the right customer automatically.
See Local Named Accounts →

D. Mass payouts, API-driven

Pay creators, distributors, sellers, contractors, hotels, carriers, instructors, suppliers, and customer refunds in 45 currencies through local payouts, or in 45 currencies via SWIFT.Trigger thousands of payouts in a single GraphQL mutation and track each one through real-time subscriptions.
See Local Payouts →
How the money moves

Collect in any market. Hold in one place. Pay out across our network.

Collect

Customers pay the way they pay at home
Local payment methods and local named accounts. Every payment is reconciled to the right customer as it arrives.

Hold

One multi-currency balance, in your name
Global Named Accounts in Hong Kong or the UK, plus local named accounts. Convert when it suits your treasury, not on the day funds land.

Pay out

Thousands of recipients, one API call
Local payouts in 45 currencies or SWIFT payments in 45 currencies, with real-time status for every payment.
Industries

Built for the businesses moving the most money across borders

Large merchants across these industries use the same three building blocks: local collections, mass payouts, and multi-currency named accounts.

Health & wellness brands

Collect
D2C sales in each market through the local payment methods customers trust, so you aren't relying on cards alone.
Pay out
Distributor, reseller, and partner commissions in local currency.
Hold
A multi-currency balance to pay manufacturers and suppliers in USD or EUR.

Technology companies

Collect
Subscription and licence revenue from customers worldwide via local payment methods and local named accounts.
Pay out
Global contractors, development teams, and partners.
Hold
Global Named Accounts in Hong Kong or the UK to receive platform and app-store settlements in your business name.

E-commerce

Collect
Local checkout methods in every market you sell into.
Pay out
Sellers, and customer refunds at volume.
Hold
Consolidated multi-currency settlement from every market into one treasury balance.

Social media platforms

Collect
Advertiser payments into local or global named accounts, plus user top-ups and subscriptions via local payment methods.
Pay out
Creators and influencers in their local currency, with real-time payout status.
Hold
Multi-currency balances to fund creator payouts across markets without converting on every transaction.

Travel & hospitality

Collect
Bookings from travellers in their home payment method, such as UPI, KFTC Open Banking, SEPA, or Faster Payments.
Pay out
Hotels, ground operators, and tour partners across the region, in local currency.
Hold
Multi-currency balances to match booking revenue against supplier costs without converting twice.

Logistics & freight

Collect
B2B payments from shippers into local or global named accounts in your business name.
Pay out
Carriers, customs agents, and last-mile partners through local payouts or SWIFT.
Hold
USD and EUR balances in Hong Kong or the UK for freight and supplier settlements.

Education

Collect
Tuition and course fees from students and families worldwide via local payment methods and local named accounts.
Pay out
Instructors, tutors, agents, and partner institutions across borders.
Hold
A multi-currency balance to manage fees received in many currencies against costs in a few.

Operating at scale in another industry?

Tell us how you collect, hold, and pay out today, and we'll show you how DSGPay fits.
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Built for enterprise operations

What “enterprise-ready” means in practice

The same infrastructure our SME customers use, with the integration depth, controls, and support a multi-market, multi-entity operation needs.

Treasury & finance

What your finance and operations teams get
  • Multi-entity accounts:
    issue and manage named accounts for subsidiaries and brands under one relationship.
  • Consolidated reporting:
    view volume by entity, market, currency, or channel in OneWeb, or pull it into your own BI stack.
  • FX on your terms:
    hold currencies and convert when it suits your treasury, at volume-based rates.
  • Dedicated account management:
    a named relationship for onboarding, rollout, and ongoing support.

Technology & integration

What your engineering teams get
  • GraphQL API:
    one schema for accounts, collections, FX, and payouts. Request exactly the data you need.
  • Real-time subscriptions:
    payment and payout events pushed to your systems instead of polling or batch files.
  • Idempotent retries:
    safely retry payout requests without the risk of duplicate payments.
  • Sandbox environment:
    test collection and payout flows end to end before going live.
Three ways in

One account infrastructure, accessed the way each team works

DSGPay API

For engineering teams automating collections and payouts at volume through the GraphQL schema.

OneWeb

For finance and operations teams managing balances, approvals, FX, and reporting from the browser.

DMA

For approving payouts and monitoring balances on the move, from the DSGPay mobile app.