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Southeast Asia payment infrastructure - businesses in Indonesia, the Philippines, and neighbors accept cards, e-wallets, and bank transfers through one integration.

2015founded
3.3our rating out of 5
20achievement points, Bronze
How it works2 / 9

What you do on Xendit

How the money is made: payment tool

  1. A client pays you
  2. Money lands in your account
  3. Convert if needed
  4. Withdraw to your bank

Southeast Asia payment infrastructure - businesses in Indonesia, the Philippines, and neighbors accept cards, e-wallets, and bank transfers through one integration.

Founded 2015 · next to 19 other card processing platforms

200020102020Authorize.net: 1996PayU: 2002Mollie: 20042Checkout: 2006Braintree: 2007Fawry: 2008Square: 2009Stripe: 2010Paddle: 2012Midtrans: 2012Tap Payments: 2013Razorpay: 2014Paystack: 2015Paymob: 2015Yoco: 2015Flutterwave: 2016dLocal: 2016PayMongo: 2019Lemon Squeezy: 2020Xendit, 2015
Each dot is a platform of the same type, placed at its founding year.

Work and topics

Fees3 / 9

What Xendit takes

0.7–3%the cut Xendit takes

Cards ~3%, e-wallets ~2.7%, QRIS 0.7%

Every $100 you earnYou keep at least$97Depends on tier or client$2.30Xendit takes at least$0.70
Reaches youDepends on your tier, category or clientXendit’s fee

From the published fees, before payment-processing, currency or withdrawal charges. Work out your own amount →

Getting paid4 / 9

How the money reaches you

From sign-up to payout

  1. Sign up
  2. Quick profile or ID reviewIncludes an ID check
  3. Do the work
  4. Earnings clearSettles to balance instantly to T+5 business days by method, cards T+5, most e-w…
  5. First payoutInstant to T+5 business days

Time to your first payout

Day 07 days14 daysXendit: instant to T+5 business daysOther card processing platforms (6)Stripe: 7–14 daysRazorpay: 2 daysMidtrans: 3 daysPayMongo: 2–7 daysYoco: 1–2 daysdLocal: 7 days
Dots: other card processing platforms that state a time, at the middle of their range. Line: their median.

1 way to withdraw

  • Bank transfer
Who can join5 / 9

Can you join?

Yes, if you live in one of 5 countries.

You need a registered business and a bank account. Your profile and ID are reviewed before you start. First payout: instant to T+5 business days.

What you need

  • A registered business
  • A bank account
  • An ID checkBefore you can work or withdraw
  • Quick profile or ID reviewHow sign-up works

Open in 5 countries

OpenNot listed

Check it with your country →

Rating and achievements6 / 9

How it scores

3.3out of 5

Strong on fees. Weaker on getting paid.

FeesGetting paidAccessTrack recordProof of earnings
  • Fees4.5
  • Getting paid2.3
  • Access2.8
  • Track record3.5
  • Proof of earningsNot enough facts
20/100 ptsBronze
  • Clear fees
  • Low cut
  • 10 years running
How it compares7 / 9

Xendit against its peers

Guess: next to the 16 other card processing platforms that charge a percentage, is Xendit…

The cut of all 17 card processing platforms that charge a percentage

0%3%6%Paystack: 1.5%Midtrans: 1.8%Xendit: 1.9%Razorpay: 2%Fawry: 2.1%Braintree: 2.6%Square: 2.6%Paymob: 2.8%Tap Payments: 2.8%Yoco: 2.8%Stripe: 2.9%dLocal: 2.9%PayMongo: 3%Flutterwave: 3.1%2Checkout: 4.8%Paddle: 5%Lemon Squeezy: 5%Xendit 1.9%Median 2.8%LowestHighest
PlatformFee
Paystack1.5%
Midtrans1.8%
Xendit1.9%
Razorpay2%
Fawry2.1%
Braintree2.6%
Square2.6%
Paymob2.8%
Tap Payments2.8%
Yoco2.8%
Stripe2.9%
dLocal2.9%
PayMongo3%
Flutterwave3.1%
2Checkout4.8%
Paddle5%
Lemon Squeezy5%
Each column is one platform, at the middle of its published fee range, lowest on the left. Xendit in blue.
  • At 0.7%–3%, Xendit takes a smaller cut than 14 of the 17 card processing platforms we track that charge a percentage fee (median 2.8%).
  • Launched in 2015, Xendit is newer than most card processing platforms — 12 of the 20 we track were founded earlier.
Profile completeness8 / 9

How much we know

53%

We have 8 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.

What we have

  • What kind of platform it is
  • Year founded
  • Headquarters
  • Fees
  • How fast you get paid
  • Withdrawal methods
  • Join requirements
  • Countries it accepts

Still missing

  • Plain-English overview
  • Minimum payout
  • Payment protection
  • Real earnings figures
  • Review ratings
  • Wikipedia or reference page
  • Support channels
  • Mobile apps
  • Social accounts

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