Frequently asked questions

Partners operate under written agreements as independent local representatives. You must comply with laws in the UK, USA, Australia, or Greece regarding payment processing, tax reporting, and anti-money-laundering rules. We vet applicants and provide structure, but you are responsible for legal compliance in your jurisdiction.

Payment processors like Stripe and Square require a local legal entity or individual resident to open merchant accounts. Your name on the account gives the business's clients a domestic, trustworthy payment destination — which dramatically improves conversion versus foreign wire transfers.

International Partner covers partner onboarding costs, legal structuring support, and account setup coordination. You are not asked to pay upfront fees to join. Standard payment processor transaction fees still apply on each payment as with any merchant account.

Five percent of the gross amount the client pays — before payment processor fees. For example, on a €1,000 payment, your commission is €50. See our earnings page for worked examples.

Yes, subject to capacity, compliance, and approval. High-performing partners often represent more than one matched business across compatible payment accounts.

It is an alternative pathway for market entry and payment collection — faster and less capital-intensive than full incorporation. Depending on your industry and scale, you may eventually incorporate locally. We help you operate now while you grow.

Mostly legitimate SMEs from the Balkans — agencies, e-commerce, SaaS, consultancies, and traders — seeking UK, US, Australian, or Greek customers. All applicants go through verification.

After your local partner receives client payments and retains their 5%, the remaining balance is forwarded to you per the settlement schedule in your partnership agreement — typically via bank transfer or agreed payment method.

Partner commission (5% of client payments), standard Stripe/Square processing fees, and International Partner service terms discussed during onboarding. No surprise partner setup invoices — we fund that side.

United Kingdom, United States, Australia, and Greece. You must be a legal resident with the ability to open merchant accounts in your country.

Typically 2–4 weeks after approval, depending on verification, partner matching, and payment processor account activation timelines.

Use our contact form and select whether you're applying as a partner or a business. Our team will respond with next steps and required documentation.