Rate card

All 21 markets, with the actual numbers

Published collection and payout rates for all 21 markets ZenexPay operates. Most payment providers in these verticals will not put a number on a page at all. These are the starting positions. Final pricing moves with your vertical, volume and risk profile.

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MarketHeadline railCollection fromPayout fromSettlement
Latin America
🇦🇷 Argentina Mercado Pago 8.00% 3.50% D+0 Instant USD quote details →
🇧🇷 Brazil PIX 0.60% 0.00% T+0 USDT details →
🇨🇴 Colombia PSE +2 more 2.5% + 1,500 COP 1.5% + 3,000 COP details →
South Asia
🇧🇩 Bangladesh Bkash / Nagad 0.80% 0.00% T+0 details →
🇮🇳 India Card invoke / QR scan / UPI copy +1 more 4.50% 3.0% + 6 RS D+0 USDT details →
🇳🇵 Nepal Banks & E-Wallet (Native) 6.30% 2.5% + 8 NPR T+0 NPR / USDT details →
🇵🇰 Pakistan JazzCash +2 more 2.80% 2.00% USDT 11:00 Beijing · business days details →
Southeast Asia
🇰🇭 Cambodia ABA native · KHQR 1.80% 1.00% T+0 USDT / USD details →
🇮🇩 Indonesia QRIS · DANA · VA +2 more 1.30% · 1.40% · 0.60% 0.1% + 1,500 IDR D+0 USDT details →
🇱🇦 Laos Bank transfer / QR scan +2 more 4.50% 1.50% D+0 USDT details →
🇲🇾 Malaysia iBanking +10 more 1.20% 0.80% T+0 details →
🇲🇲 Myanmar KPay (QR / copy) +2 more 2.70% 0.00% details →
🇵🇭 Philippines GCash Native Direct / QR Scan +1 more 1.45% 0% + 7 PHP D+0 PHP / USDT details →
🇸🇬 Singapore iBanking / QR +2 more 2.60% 1.50% Telegram offline integration USDT details →
🇻🇳 Vietnam Bank QR code +6 more 1.30% 0.00% T+0 USDT details →
East Asia
🇭🇰 Hong Kong FPS (Faster Payment System) +2 more 2.50% 0.30% T+0 USDT details →
🇯🇵 Japan Corporate bank transfer — iGaming (mixed) +1 more 6.00% 0.5% + 300 JPY T+0 USDT details →
🇰🇷 South Korea Virtual Account +1 more 3.80% 2.50% D+1 USDT details →
Oceania & Eurasia
🇦🇺 Australia Offline PayID/BSB +1 more 5.80% 3.50% 24/7 USDT details →
🇵🇬 Papua New Guinea BSP +1 more 4.50% 2.50% D+1 PGK / USDT details →
🇷🇺 Russia +4 more 12.30% 3.50% T+1 USDT details →
Rate card current as of 31 August 2026. Where a market runs several programs, the lowest published collection rate is shown; open that market's page for the full set. Rates and limits are indicative and vary with volume and risk profile. Ask on Telegram for a live quote.
How to read this

Why the spread between markets is so wide.

Collection cost tracks local acquiring reality rather than a margin decision. Brazil sits at 0.60% because PIX is a central-bank instant rail with universal adoption and near-zero interchange. Argentina sits at 8.00% because acquiring for this traffic is scarce and the peso has to be quoted out to USD instantly. Russia runs to 12.30%, because that market is largely cut off from international acquiring and every rail inside it is priced accordingly. A provider quoting one flat rate across all of these is either averaging against you or not actually first-hand in most of them.

Payout rates are often lower than collection, and sometimes zero. Several markets — Brazil, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Vietnam — carry 0.00% payouts, because pushing money out on a domestic rail costs the acquirer almost nothing. If you run a payout-heavy model such as a prop firm paying funded traders, that asymmetry matters more to your economics than the collection rate does.

Settlement cycle is the number people forget to compare. Same-day settlement in a market with a depreciating currency is worth more than a few basis points on the collection rate. That is why the settlement column sits next to price here rather than buried on a specification sheet.

FAQ

Questions about pricing.

Does ZenexPay publish its payment processing rates?
Yes. ZenexPay publishes collection and payout rates, per-transaction limits and settlement cycles for all 21 markets it operates, on this page and on each market's own page. Rates are indicative and current as of 31 August 2026; final pricing varies with vertical, volume and risk profile.
Which market has the lowest collection rate?
As of 31 August 2026 the lowest published collection rates on the ZenexPay network are Brazil PIX at 0.60% and Bangladesh bKash/Nagad at 0.80%. Cambodia ABA/KHQR at 1.80% is the lowest in Southeast Asia outside those two.
Why do rates vary so much between markets?
ZenexPay prices each market against the real cost of local acquiring there. Where a national instant-payment rail is cheap and widely adopted, such as PIX in Brazil, collection is inexpensive. Where acquiring is scarce, the currency is volatile or the market is isolated from international banking, ZenexPay's cost rises accordingly.
How fast does ZenexPay settle?
Most ZenexPay channels settle T+0 or D+0, the same day you process. A small number run on a next-day cycle. Settlement is available in USDT on every channel, with local currency or USD options on selected markets.
Are these the final rates I would pay?
They are the published starting position, not a per-merchant quote. Final pricing moves with your vertical, monthly volume, deposit-to-withdrawal mix and risk profile. Send those details on Telegram and ZenexPay returns a live quote against your traffic.
How long does it take to go live on a channel?
Typical ZenexPay integration is 3 to 5 business days per channel. One ZenexPay onboarding covers every market you switch on afterwards, so a second and third market go live faster than the first, since only the channel-level integration work remains.
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