For Thai Large Corporates & Chains Serving International Tourists

30+ local payment methods, every outlet, one consolidated settlement.

Whether it's a multi-branch retail chain, a hotel group, a hospital network, or a nationwide F&B brand, DSGPay lets every outlet and every digital channel accept tourists in their own local payment method — with no card-scheme MDR, cheaper FX than card acquiring, and settlement to your treasury in as fast as T+2 working days, consolidated across your whole network.
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Built for
Retail & F&B chains
Hotel groups
Hospital networks
Airport & travel retail
0%
Card-scheme MDR on DSGPay tourist collections
T+2
Maximum settlement commitment, working days
~30
Tourist source markets and local payment methods
~66%
of 2025 Thailand inbound arrivals from covered markets*
The problem at scale

Card acceptance costs compound across a whole network

A 2–3.5% MDR on one till is a line item. Across 40 outlets and a booking website, it's one of the largest controllable costs in your P&L — and it comes with operational drag that scales with every location you add.
Card acceptance across a network
  • MDR of ~2–3.5%
    Multiplied across every outlet and channel
  • POS hardware fleet
    To buy, deploy, insure, and replace across every location
  • Fragmented reconciliation
    Separate acquirer statements per outlet or region to consolidate manually
  • FX markup on every cross-border card
    Invisible in the settled amount your finance team receives
  • Slower, less predictable settlement
    Especially for cross-border card acquiring
DSGPay tourist collection, network-wide
  • No card-scheme MDR
    Across any outlet or channel — one transparent fee structure
  • POS integration, not new hardware
    Connect DSGPay into your existing till/POS estate via API
  • Consolidated reporting
    Across every outlet and your e-commerce channel, in one dashboard
  • Cheaper FX
    Priced for your network's volume rather than a one-off card conversion
  • Maximum T+2 working-day settlement
    Consolidated to your treasury account
How it works, at network scale

Two channels, integrated into how you already run the business

A. Face-to-face — DMA + POS integration

In-store, network-wide
Roll out the DSGPay Thailand DMA app across every till, or integrate DSGPay directly into your existing POS/ERP estate via API so tourist payments post automatically into the same reconciliation flow as every other sale. Consistent tourist checkout experience whether it's outlet 1 or outlet 42.

B. Online — Plugins, Widgets & API

Online — Plugins, Widgets & API
Use a plugin or widget for fast deployment across brand or booking sites, or integrate directly against the DSGPay GraphQL API for full control over checkout UX, webhook-driven order confirmation, and custom reporting into your own data warehouse or BI stack.
How the money moves

Every outlet, every channel, one settlement

Starts with
Tourist, any outlet or channel
Pays via home-country method
→
DSGPay routes & converts
→
Posts to consolidated ledger
Ends with
Treasury account, T+2 max
Coverage

One integration, ~30 tourist source markets

Local bank-rail and open-banking payment methods across the countries your customers actually come from — so your network doesn't need 30 separate acquiring relationships.
~66%
of Thailand's 32.9 million international arrivals in 2025 came from the markets DSGPay currently covers — led by Malaysia, China, India, South Korea, the EU, the UK, and the US.
This figure is a compiled estimate from Ministry of Tourism & Sports 2025 data and should be verified against TAT's final country-by-country breakdown before external publication.

Greater China & North Asia

  • China
    Alipay / WeChat Pay
  • Hong Kong
    FPS
  • Taiwan
    Bank transfer
  • South Korea
    KFTC Open Banking
  • Japan
    Local QR / bank transfer

South & Southeast Asia

  • India
    UPI
  • Malaysia
    DuitNow
  • Singapore
    PayNow
  • Indonesia
    BI-FAST / QRIS
  • Vietnam
    VietQR / NAPAS
  • Philippines
    InstaPay

Oceania & North America

  • Australia
    PayID / NPP
  • New Zealand
    Bank transfer
  • United States
    Card & bank rails
  • Canada
    Interac / bank rails

United Kingdom

  • UK
    Open Banking / Faster Payments

European Union — SEPA Open Banking

  • Germany
    SEPA OB
  • Netherlands
    SEPA OB
  • Spain
    SEPA OB
  • Austria
    SEPA OB
  • Portugal
    SEPA OB
  • Luxembourg
    SEPA OB
  • Denmark
    SEPA OB
  • France
    SEPA OB
  • Italy
    SEPA OB
  • Belgium
    SEPA OB
  • Ireland
    SEPA OB
  • Finland
    SEPA OB
  • Greece
    SEPA OB
  • Sweden
    SEPA OB
"SEPA OB" = SEPA Open Banking / payment initiation, settled in EUR (or local currency for non-euro SEPA members) and converted to THB by DSGPay. Coverage list current as of publication; new corridors added as DSGPay's licensing footprint expands. Some source markets (e.g. Russia) are not currently served due to international banking restrictions.
Built for enterprise operations

Card acceptance costs compound across a whole network

A 2–3.5% MDR on one till is a line item. Across 40 outlets and a booking website, it's one of the largest controllable costs in your P&L — and it comes with operational drag that scales with every location you add.

Operations & finance

What your finance and ops teams get
  • Consolidated settlement:
    every outlet and channel rolls into one treasury deposit, maximum T+2 working days.
  • Multi-entity / multi-outlet reporting:
    break down volume by outlet, region, or channel without stitching together separate acquirer statements.
  • Dedicated account management:
    a named relationship for onboarding, rollout, and ongoing support — not a generic support queue.
  • Rate card built for volume:
    FX and transaction pricing that reflects network-wide volume, not single-outlet card rates.

Technology & integration

What your IT and engineering teams get
  • GraphQL API:
    direct integration into your POS, ERP, or booking engine — one schema for accounts, collections, and reconciliation.
  • Webhooks / subscriptions:
    real-time payment confirmation posted straight into your order or booking system — no manual matching.
  • Plugin & widget options:
    for brand or campaign sites where a full API integration isn't the priority.
  • Sandbox environment:
    test the full collection flow against a sandbox schema before any outlet or channel goes live.
Ready when you are

Bring tourist payment acceptance into one platform, across every outlet.

Tell us about your network — number of outlets, current POS setup, and online channels — and we'll map out how DSGPay rolls out across your business.
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DSGPay operates as a licensed or registered payments provider in Hong Kong, Thailand, and Australia. Our operations are supervised by the respective local regulatory authorities.

Hong Kong: Licensed Money Service Operator (License No. 15-08-01682). Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department.

Thailand: Licensed E-Payment Service Provider. Entity Name: Bahtsmart Co., Ltd. (ā¸šā¸Ŗā¸´ā¸Šā¸ąā¸— ā¸šā¸˛ā¸—ā¸Ēā¸Ąā¸˛ā¸ŖāšŒā¸— ā¸ˆā¸ŗā¸ā¸ąā¸”). Regulated by the Bank of Thailand (BOT). To verify our license,
please search using our Thai company name on the BOT portal.

Australia: Registered with AUSTRAC as an Independent Remittance Dealer.
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In these markets, DSGPay does not hold a direct license or registration; the licensed local partner is responsible for regulatory compliance in that jurisdiction. This partnership model allows DSGPay to offer consistent service across its network while ensuring every transaction is processed in accordance with applicable local law.

*DSGPay is a licensed payment institution, not an authorised deposit-taking institution (ADI) or bank. Funds processed through DSGPay are not bank deposits and are not covered by any deposit insurance or protection scheme. Depending on the jurisdiction, customer funds may be held in segregated accounts, safeguarded accounts, or trust arrangements with licensed banking partners, in accordance with the regulatory requirements applicable in that country. Customers should refer to the terms and conditions applicable to their account for details specific to their market.