HitPay Payments Platform

HitPay was founded in Singapore in 2016 and is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore under the Payment Services Act, with a regulated merchant acquirer subsidiary in Malaysia. It gives small and growing businesses one platform to accept payments online and in store and to manage payouts, invoices and cash flow, without setup or monthly fees.

Online tools include checkout with cards, QR, e-wallets and BNPL, payment links, a store builder, invoicing, recurring billing and e-commerce plugins. In store, merchants use POS software, Tap to Pay, card terminals, static QR and a soundbox. Cross-border products add Borderless QR, which lets tourists pay with home-country wallets while the merchant settles in local currency, plus multi-currency FX and payouts. Developers get a REST API, sandbox, CLI and an MCP server, and all channels feed one dashboard.

• Online checkout: Accepts cards, QR, e-wallets and BNPL on websites and apps.
• Payment links and invoicing: Collects payments without a website, including recurring billing.
• POS and Tap to Pay: Runs in-store payments on phones, terminals and static QR.
• Borderless QR: Lets tourists pay with home-country QR wallets while merchants settle locally.
• Multi-currency and payouts: Handles FX, virtual accounts and BillPay in one balance.
• Developer tools: Provides REST API, sandbox, CLI and an MCP server.

A Vietnamese brand selling in Singapore or Malaysia can open online checkout and in-store POS through one provider. A Singapore shop serving Vietnamese tourists can accept their home QR wallets via Borderless QR. A training or fitness business can collect recurring fees with payment links and invoices.

Merchants pay only per transaction, with no setup, subscription or cancellation fees; in Singapore PayNow costs 0.65% plus S$0.30 and cards 2.8% plus S$0.50. Setup takes under 10 minutes and payments can start the same day. HitPay reports more than US$1 billion processed and 99.99% uptime. Plugins for Shopify, WooCommerce and Wix and accounting sync with Xero and QuickBooks cut manual work.

Cross-border QR links between ASEAN payment systems are letting travellers pay with their home wallets, while small merchants want card, QR and online payments in one low-cost stack. SME payment platforms that bundle acceptance, payouts and accounting integrations are expanding across Southeast Asia.

Founded in 2016 in Singapore; MAS licensed under the Payment Services Act. Malaysian subsidiary Mobiedge E-commerce Sdn Bhd is a registered merchant acquirer regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia. PCI DSS Level 1 and PDPA compliant. Supports more than 10 countries, mainly Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines.