---
title: "Supported Payment Types"
description: "A complete reference of all payment methods supported by KOMOJU, including slugs, supported currencies, and transaction limits by region."
url: "https://docs.komoju.com/en/docs/introduction/core-concepts/supported-payment-types"
source_url: "https://docs.komoju.com/en/docs/introduction/supported-payment-types.md"
language: en
last_modified: "2026-09-14"
---

# Japan

| Logo | Name | Slug | Currency (Processing) | Minimum Value | Maximum Value |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| ![Visa, Mastercard](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/credit_card.svg?brands=visa,master) | Visa / MasterCard | credit_card | JPY, USD, EUR, TWD, CNY, HKD, GBP, SGD, NZD, AUD, CHF, CAD, PHP, IDR, MYR, THB, VND | 1 JPY or equivalent in foreign currency. | Depending on card limit |
| ![Jcb](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/credit_card.svg?brands=jcb,american_express,diners_club) | Amex / Diners / JCB | credit_card | JPY | 1 JPY | Depending on card limit |
| ![Konbini](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/konbini.svg?brands=seven-eleven,family-mart,lawson,ministop,seicomart,daily-yamazaki) | Konbini | konbini | JPY | 1 JPY | 300,000 JPY |
| ![pay-easy](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/pay_easy.svg) | Pay-Easy | pay_easy | JPY | 1 JPY | 999,999 JPY |
| ![merpay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/merpay.svg) | Merpay | merpay | JPY | 1 JPY | 1,000,000 JPY |
| ![paypay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/paypay.svg) | PayPay | paypay | JPY | 1 JPY | 1,000,000 JPY total per 24 hour period (and other payment limits set by PayPay apply) |
| ![aupay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/aupay.svg) | au PAY | aupay | JPY | 1 JPY | Depending on wallet limit |
| ![rakutenpay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/rakutenpay.svg) | Rakuten Pay | rakutenpay | JPY | 100 JPY | 9,999,999 JPY |
| ![paidy](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/paidy.svg) | Paidy | paidy | JPY | 1 JPY | 1,000,000 JPY |
| ![apple_pay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/apple_pay.svg) | Apple Pay | apple_pay | JPY | 1 JPY | Depending on card limit |
| ![web-money](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/web_money.svg) | WebMoney | web_money | JPY | 1 JPY | 20,000 JPY |
| ![bit-cash](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/bit_cash.svg) | BitCash | bit_cash | JPY | 1 JPY | 200,000 JPY |
| ![net-cash](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/net_cash.svg) | NET CASH | net_cash | JPY | 1 JPY | 20,000 JPY |
| ![bank-transfer](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/bank_transfer.svg) | Bank Transfer (Domestic) | bank_transfer | JPY | 1 JPY | No upper limit |
| ![au, docomo, softbank](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/japan_mobile.svg?brands=au,docomo,softbank) | Carrier Billing | japan_mobile | JPY | 1 JPY | 100,000 JPY |

# Korea

| Logo | Name | Slug | Currency (Processing) | Minimum Value | Maximum Value |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| ![krcard](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/credit_card.svg) | Local Credit Card | credit_card | KRW | 1 KRW | Depending on card limit |
| ![kakaopay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/kakaopay.svg) | KakaoPay | kakaopay | KRW | 1 KRW | Depending on wallet limit |
| ![naverpay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/naverpay.svg) | Naver Pay | naverpay | KRW | 1 KRW | Depending on wallet limit |
| ![payco](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/payco.svg) | PAYCO | payco | KRW | 1 KRW | Depending on wallet limit |

# Europe

| Logo | Name | Slug | Currency (Processing) | Minimum Value | Maximum Value |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| ![ideal](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/ideal.svg) | iDEAL (Netherlands) | ideal | EUR | 0.01 EUR | Depending on customer's bank |
| ![bancontact](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/bancontact.svg) | Bancontact (Belgium) | bancontact | EUR | 0.01 EUR | No upper limit |
| ![eps](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/eps.svg) | EPS (Austria) | eps | EUR | 1.00 EUR | No upper limit |
| ![blik](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/blik.svg) | BLIK (Poland) | blik | PLN | 0.01 PLN | 10.000 PLN |
| ![przelew24](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/przelewy24.svg) | Przelewy24 (Poland) | przelewy24 | PLN | 0.01 PLN | 55,000 PLN |
| ![mb](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/multibanco.svg) | Multibanco (Portugal) | multibanco | EUR | 0.01 EUR | 99,999.99 EUR |
| ![mybank](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/mybank.svg) | MyBank (Italy) | mybank | EUR | 0.01 EUR | Depending on customer's bank |
| ![paysafecard](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/paysafe_card.svg) | Paysafecard (EU) | paysafecard | EUR | 0.01 EUR | 100 EUR |

# China

| Logo | Name | Slug | Currency (Processing) | Minimum Value | Maximum Value |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| ![alipay](https://readme-images-bucket.s3.ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/KOMOJU+Doc/Feature+doc/alipay+logo.svg) | Alipay | alipay | USD, EUR, JPY | 0.1 CNY | Depending on card limit |
| ![alipay_hk](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/alipay_hk.svg) | AlipayHK | alipay_hk | JPY, HKD | 1 JPY or equivalent | Depending on wallet limit |
| ![wechatpay](https://readme-images-bucket.s3.ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/KOMOJU+Doc/Feature+doc/wechatpay+logo.svg) | WeChat Pay | wechatpay | USD, EUR, JPY | 0.1 CNY | 50,000 CNY per transaction |
| ![unionpay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/unionpay.svg) | UnionPay | unionpay | USD, EUR | 0.1 CNY | 300,000 CNY per card, per day |

# Southeast Asia

| Logo | Name | Slug | Currency (Processing) | Minimum Value | Maximum Value |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| ![doku_wallet](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/doku_wallet.svg) | DOKU Wallet | doku_wallet | IDR | 10,000 IDR | Depending on customer's KYC status |
| ![dragonpay](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/dragonpay.svg) | Dragonpay | dragonpay | PHP | 50.01 PHP | Depending on the bank |
| ![fpx](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/fpx.svg) | FPX Online Banking | fpx | MYR | 1.00 MYR | Depending on customer's bank, up to 30,000 MYR |
| ![ovo](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/ovo.svg) | OVO | ovo | IDR | 10,000 IDR | Depending on customer's KYC status |
| ![tng](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/tng.svg) | Touch 'n Go | tng | JPY | 1 JPY | Depending on wallet limit, up to 20,000 MYR |
| ![gcash](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/gcash.svg) | GCash | gcash | JPY | 1 JPY | Depending on wallet tier (up to 100,000 PHP) |
| ![dana](https://komoju.com/payment_methods/dana.svg) | DANA | dana | JPY | 1 JPY | Depending on customer's KYC status |

# Payment Method Overview

## Japan

### Credit Card

Our credit card gateway supports Visa, MasterCard, American Express and JCB for local acquiring in Japan. Increase your authorisation rates by using our local acquiring platform. For our Visa and MasterCard card processing are available in multiple currencies (JPY, USD, EUR, TWD, GBP, CNY, HKD, SGD, NZD, AUD, CHF, CAD, PHP, IDR, MYR, THB, VND), and American Express and JCB are available in JPY only. In addtion, the merchant must be registered in Japan in order to use this payment method.

### Convenience Store (Konbini)

KOMOJU handles delayed payment options, including Konbini, which is very popular in Japan for its security, anonymity and convenience.

Payments can be made at the following stores:

| English Name | Japanese Name | API Value |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Daily Yamazaki | デイリーヤマザキ | `daily-yamazaki` |
| Family Mart | ファミリーマート | `family-mart` |
| Lawson | ローソン | `lawson` |
| Ministop | ミニストップ | `ministop` |
| Seicomart | セイコーマート | `seicomart` |
| 7-Eleven | セブンイレブン | `seven-eleven` |

When the customer pays at the store for a convenience store purchase, they are charged a fixed processing fee which is standard in Japan.

### Prepaid Cards

KOMOJU supports various prepaid cards and online wallets. Currently our system supports [BitCash](https://bitcash.jp/), [NET CASH](http://net-cash.jp/) and [Webmoney](http://www.webmoney.jp/). These prepaid cards can be purchased at many stores here in Japan. Prepaid cards are popular for sites relating to games, anime, manga, etc.

### Bank Transfer

Bank Transfer is an electronic funds transfer between two bank accounts. This payment option is popular with customers making large payments. Customers can either remit at an ATM or via online banking to complete the payment process.

### PayEasy

PayEasy Japan has 7.5 million registered users and is completely seperate from PayEasy international. We work closely with the PayEasy team and they regularly feature our clients in targeted promotions to their user database.

Like Convenience Store payments, the customer is charged a fixed processing fee when they pay for a PayEasy purchase.

### PayPay

PayPay is Japan's most popular smartphone-based payment service. Customers store money from a bank account in their PayPay wallet and pay via smartphone QR codes, eliminating the need for cash or cards, while earning rewards on purchases.

### Merpay

Merpay is one of Japan's most trusted smartphone payment methods, with over 42 million monthly active users. Customers pay easily and securely by scanning a QR code with their mobile phone, and earn Merpay rewards when they shop.

### au PAY

au PAY is a digital wallet app from KDDI with over 30 million users, making it one of the largest payment apps in Japan. It lets customers pay with their phones and earn "Ponta points" on purchases, at one point for every ¥200 spent, with each point redeemable for ¥1 off.

### Rakuten Pay

Rakuten Pay is widely popular among the 100 million members of Rakuten ID and is accepted at over 5 million merchants. It makes transactions simple and rewards users with points that can be used across all Rakuten services, promoting trust in your business through one of Japan's biggest brands.

### Apple Pay

Apple Pay is a safe and convenient payment service available on Apple products such as iPhone and Mac. Customers can pay by simply authenticating with Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode, with no need to enter card or address details, which speeds up checkout and reduces drop-offs. With over 50% of smartphones sold in Japan being iPhones, Apple Pay reaches a large and growing share of the market. KOMOJU supports Apple Pay with Visa and Mastercard cards in JPY across Hosted Page, Hosted Fields, and direct API integrations.

### Paidy (BNPL)

Paidy is Japan's leading "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) service, letting customers pay later without a credit card. It reduces friction at checkout for customers who prefer not to pay upfront, helping merchants capture sales that would otherwise be lost.

## Korea

### Credit Card

Our Korean credit card processing supports all major local card brands in Korea, and co-branded international card brands. Our Korean credit card gateway supports KRW processing, and supports all the local authentication mechanisms for optimal security.

### KakaoPay

KakaoPay is an e-wallet that's part of KakaoTalk, South Korea's most downloaded app. With over 36 million users and 21 million monthly active users, it is one of the most popular payment apps in South Korea, letting users make safe cashless payments online and in-store. KakaoPay tokenizes sensitive information for secure checkout.

### Naver Pay

Naver Pay is a mobile payment service developed by South Korea's search engine giant Naver. Users can bind bank cards, transfer money, and make online and offline purchases, earning Naver Pay Points redeemable for discounts on future purchases. With over 24 million e-commerce shoppers in South Korea, Naver Pay helps stores expand into a rapidly growing market.

### Payco

PAYCO is a Korean e-wallet that connects a wide variety of payment methods, including bank accounts, credit cards, and gift cards, covering 93% of preferred payment methods in Korea. Customers can easily pay on smartphone or PC using only a "Payment PIN" they initially set.

## Europe

### iDEAL

iDEAL, launched in 2005, provides a payment guarantee to merchants while enabling consumers to pay online through their mobile banking app or online bank account. iDEAL is based on the SEPA credit transfer and integrates with the online banking systems offered by banks. It is now the most successful and most used payment method in the Netherlands, experiencing continuous growth; in 2020, a 25% year on year increase led to 890 million transactions totalling EUR 70 billion (Dutch Payments Association).

### Bancontact

Founded in 1989, and now a brand from the Bancontact Payconiq Company, Bancontact makes it possible to pay directly through the online payment systems of all major Belgian banks for customers with Bancontact payment cards. Bancontact is the Belgian market leader in electronic payment services, with 20 Belgian banks issuing Bancontact cards. At checkout, the consumer enters their card details or scans the QR code, then authorises payment.

### EPS

The main bank transfer payment method in Austria is eps, developed jointly by Austrian banks and the government, enabling consumers to pay securely for online purchases using their own trusted online bank. With 83% of Austrians shopping cross border and bank transfer the preferred payment method in Austria, eps is a critical payment method in the DACH region.

### Blik

Introduced in 2015, and created and developed in Poland, BLIK is a must-have local payment method for e-commerce sites in Poland. BLIK is a mobile payment service with a unique model of cooperation between banks, payment acquirers and merchants. BLIK is available to smartphone users who have installed mobile banking apps from participating banks. The consumer provides their BLIK code to authenticate in the BLIK system and confirms payment within their banking app.

### Przelewy24

Founded in 2004, Przelewy24 is a Poland-based real-time online bank transfer payment method, often referred to as P24. Przelewy24 operates in partnership with all Polish banks.

### Multibanco

Owned and operated by Sociedade Interbancária de Serviços S.A., or SIBS, Multibanco enables consumers to pay by bank transfer or with a Multibanco card at an ATM. Multibanco is available at over 11,000 machines spread across the country in strategic spots such as supermarkets, airports, museums, stations, banks and malls. Multibanco is a core payment method for Portuguese consumers, where they can use Multibanco to pay for a range of goods/services including e-commerce, licences and taxes.

### MyBank

Operated by PRETA S.A.S, MyBank is owned by EBA Clearing, a provider of pan-European payment infrastructure services controlled by 52 banks. MyBank enables consumers to pay directly from their online banking through an immediate bank transfer - with the highest security and transparency standards. MyBank is available on a wide range of sites for the purchase of products, services and for payments towards public administration entities. MyBank positions itself as a flexible solution for both B2B and B2C businesses: over 210 banks and PSPs have joined the MyBank network throughout Europe.

### Paysafecard

paysafecard is a prepaid, online payment method based on vouchers, which are independent of bank account, credit card, or other personal details. paysafecard operates a dense distribution network, with over 660,000 points of sale across 50 countries. Vouchers are available at top tier sales outlets, which vary by country, including: 7-Eleven, OXXO, Shell, Statoil and SPAR. With the search feature on the paysafecard site or the app, consumers can find the nearest sales outlet quickly and easily.

## China

### Alipay

As the most popular online wallet in China, Alipay hold over 55% of mainland Chinese wallet market share ( iResearch Consulting Group) and count over 1.3 billion active users as of March 2020 (Alipay). According to Alipay, as of June 2020, the company had processed USD 17 trillion worth of transactions in mainland China over the course of a year. Mainland Chinese consumers increasingly buy from global brands, especially in the luxury, retail and international travel segments. For brands who want to attract mainland Chinese consumers, Alipay's smooth user experience unlocks a high conversion rate at checkout.

### AlipayHK

AlipayHK is one of the only e-wallets dedicated to the Hong Kong market, with over 100,000 stores (online and physical) already accepting it. It gives customers in Hong Kong a quick, simple and safe way to pay both online and in-person with QR payments, and is used for everything from shopping to public transport.

### WeChat Pay

One of China's leading online wallets, WeChat Pay holds over 38% of mainland Chinese wallet share (iResearch Group) and counts over 800 million active users (Tencent). WeChat Pay supports e-commerce, peer-to-peer and online payments, as well as in-store transactions and cash withdrawals. Global brands are gaining huge popularity in China, and WeChat Pay is a must for brands who want to attract online mainland Chinese consumers. With Native Pay, the consumer scans the QR code with their WeChat app and authorises payment.

### UnionPay

With more than 7.5 billion cards issued globally, UnionPay (also known as China UnionPay and its subsidiary, UnionPay International), is the largest card network in the world and the most commonly accepted payment method in mainland China. This card base opens up a huge opportunity for merchants to sell to consumers across more than 50 UnionPay card-issuing countries. The UnionPay mobile app supports QR code payments and is available to residents of China, Hong Kong and Macau.

## Southeast Asia

### DOKU Wallet

As the only company to hold four operating licenses from the Bank of Indonesia, DOKU is the leading local e-wallet in Indonesia with over 2.5 million users. Users can top up their DOKU e-Wallet via credit card or cash. DOKU Wallet enables Indonesian consumers, even the ones without a bank account, to shop online and pay using their digital wallet. Payment is made with customers logging into a personal account by using login credentials and a password.

_DOKU Wallet is currently only available via our [Hosted Page API](https://doc.komoju.com/docs/hosted-page-overview). In addition to the customer's valid email, DOKU Wallet requires a list of the customer's order items. Each item should have the following fields: `description`, `amount` and `quantity`. Please see [here](https://doc.komoju.com/en/api-reference#2025-01-28/tag/sessions/POST/sessions) for how to pass order items via our Hosted Page API._

### Dragonpay

Established in 2010, Dragonpay provides unbanked consumers a convenient option to transact, which allows merchants, retailers and organisations through a secured digital platform. Today, it provides a broad range of secure payment solutions to businesses of all sizes. Through Dragonpay, customers can purchase goods or services online, and pay for them using cash at physical, brick-and-mortar payment counters, ATM's, mobile wallets or through online bank debit.

### FPX Online Banking

Financial Process Exchange (FPX) is a Malaysian internet based payment gateway that allows real-time payments for online purchases or bill payments. Customers need only their banking accounts to make payments whenever they shop at online stores or websites. During checkout, customers select the FPX logo, log into their chosen banking environment, select the account from which they wish to pay, review the details and enter a one-time passcode sent via SMS to authorise the payment. Customers are then re-directed back to the merchant page and receive confirmation of the payment and order.

### OVO

OVO, officially PT Visionet Internasional, is a digital payment service based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Established in 2017 with an e-money license from Bank Indonesia, in 2019 OVO was recognized as Indonesia's first fintech unicorn and the nation's leading digital payment service in Indonesia. OVO has 2 types of membership, namely OVO Club and OVO Premier. OVO Club members have a maximum balance of IDR 2,000,000 and maximum top up of IDR 1,000,000. OVO Premier allows maximum balance and maximum top up of IDR 10,000,000, as well as free transfers between users and to all banks.

_OVO is currently only available via our [Hosted Page API](https://doc.komoju.com/docs/hosted-page-overview). In addition to the customer's valid email, OVO requires a list of the customer's order items. Each item should have the following fields: `description`, `amount` and `quantity`. Please see [here](https://doc.komoju.com/en/api-reference#2025-01-28/tag/sessions/POST/sessions) for how to pass order items via our Hosted Page API._

### Touch 'n Go eWallet

Touch 'n Go (TnG) eWallet is the most popular digital payment method in Malaysia with nearly 18 million users, making it the perfect entry point to the Malaysian market. It offers customers a simple, secure way to make payments online.

### GCash

GCash is the leading digital wallet in the Philippines with over 55 million registered users and 4.5 million merchant partners. The all-in-one payment app allows users to make online and in-store payments safely and securely.

### DANA

DANA is one of Indonesia's top digital wallets, with over 85 million users and 5 million daily transactions. Its all-in-one app lets customers shop in-person or online with safe cashless, cardless payments, as well as make mobile top-ups and bill payments.

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