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Trader deposits and withdrawals for licensed forex, CFD and prop trading platforms — card acquiring and local payment methods, with our underwriting terms published before you apply.

Within 5 business days
To an underwriting decision, once your documents are complete
T+7
Standard settlement
5% / 90 days
Standard rolling reserve
3
Licensed acquirers behind your account
Standard terms shown. Actual terms are set against your entity's credentials, processing volume and chargeback rate.
A forex payment gateway is the payment infrastructure a licensed broker or CFD platform uses to take trader deposits and send withdrawals — card acquiring, bank transfers and local payment methods, across multiple currencies. Because the category carries elevated dispute and regulatory exposure, acceptance depends on underwriting terms, not only on technical integration.
Comparing gateways beyond forex? See the international payment gateway comparison: nine providers, eleven markets.
Small tickets, high frequency, and a method mix that changes by market. In many emerging markets the everyday deposit method is a wallet or a bank rail, not a card.
Withdrawal experience decides a broker’s reputation. That leg needs local-currency payout rails, not an international wire.
Running acceptance and payout through separate providers means reconciling two systems against one book.
Licence
Official authorization to operate regulated financial activities.
FCA (UK), ASIC (AU), FINMA (CH), NFA/CFTC (US), CySEC (CY) and equivalent. CySEC is the minimum tier we accept.
Contracting entity
The legal entity that signs the merchant agreement.
Must be the licence holder itself, or share the same controlling party (over 50% shareholding).
Approval time
Time required to receive a decision after submission.
Within 5 business days
A decision within 5 business days once your documents are complete.
Settlement
Time frame for funds to be fully settled.
T+7
As standard. Actual terms are set against your entity's credentials, processing volume and chargeback rate.
Rolling reserve
Portion of funds held for risk mitigation.
5%, held for 90 days
As standard. Actual terms are set against your entity's credentials, processing volume and chargeback rate.
How terms are set
Mechanism for evaluating pricing and conditions.
Set against your entity's credentials, processing volume and chargeback rate.
Acquiring
Licensed institutions that process and settle card payments.
Through three licensed acquirers.
Chargeback management
How disputed transactions are monitored and controlled.
Aligned with card scheme monitoring standards; managed under VAMP.
If a ratio breaches
Actions taken when risk ratios exceed thresholds.
Retrieval and evidence first; freeze and compliance review where necessary.
Onboarding friction
Mainstream PSPs and acquirers often lack category experience — long reviews, long lead times
Reserves and locked capital raise the cost of operating
Deposit acceptance
Cards alone will not carry a global rollout
Conversion capped in emerging markets
Withdrawal friction
Few providers offer local real-time payout rails
Withdrawal experience decides your reputation
Compliance load
AML/KYC differs by jurisdiction; fund segregation is complex
Heavy regulatory reporting obligations
Hosted cashier
API integration
UI components
Payment links
Smart routing
Failover recovery
Multi-PSP connections
Card acquiring
Local APM aggregation
Local VA aggregation
Multi-currency accounts
Batch payouts
FX & liquidity
3DS2 selective authentication
Pre-dispute chargeback alerts
Rules-based fraud screening
KYC/AML checks & transaction monitoring
VAMP and scheme monitoring metrics
Most applications are prepared from the list below. The exact set we request is scoped to the licence you hold and the entity that signs the merchant agreement, so it is confirmed with you during onboarding rather than fixed in advance.
Most providers answer this question with the word global. Here the answer is a list of names. HaiPay runs forex flows across five jurisdictions, and the deposit side and the payout side are not the same list — so both are set out below.
Philippines
Deposits and payouts, on local rails
Vietnam
Deposits and payouts, on local rails
Indonesia
Deposits and payouts, on local rails
United States
Payouts only
Europe (EU-27)
Payouts only
The Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia run on local rails in both directions. The United States and the EU-27 appear on the payout leg only — money goes out through them, not in.
Which jurisdictions are enabled for your platform is agreed in your commercial terms, set against your entity's credentials, processing volume and chargeback rate. This list changes as jurisdictions open and close.
Deposits and payouts run on separate rails, so both legs are set out here. On the deposit leg, traders pay with the method they already use at home — a wallet, a bank transfer or a QR scheme. On the payout leg, funds leave on local rails. Stablecoins work on both legs.
Cards are a separate rail. Card deposits are not limited to the local-method jurisdictions above: international Visa and Mastercard are accepted, subject to sanctions and restricted-jurisdiction screening.
Stablecoins: USDT and USDC are supported on both the deposit and the payout leg.

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Step 1
Entity and licence details
Step 2
KYB, KYC and settlement
Step 3
Within 5 business days once your documents are complete
Step 4
Pick an integration mode
We accept licensed forex, CFD and prop trading platforms holding an FCA (UK), ASIC (AU), FINMA (CH), NFA/CFTC (US) or CySEC (CY) licence, or an equivalent regulator — CySEC is the minimum tier we accept. The contracting entity must be the licence holder itself, or share the same controlling party with over 50% shareholding.
Our standard rolling reserve for licensed forex and CFD platforms is 5%, held for 90 days. Actual terms are set against your entity's credentials, processing volume and chargeback rate, so the rolling reserve on your account is confirmed in your offer rather than assumed.
A decision comes within 5 business days once your documents are complete. The document set is scoped to the licence you hold and the entity that signs, so it is confirmed with you rather than published as a fixed checklist. Most applications cover business and registration documents, individual identity documents with a liveness check, and settlement bank account details. Completeness is usually what determines the timing. After approval, see how API integration works.
Collection and payout run on one account and one API, so trader deposits settle to your balance and withdrawals are funded from that settled balance rather than from a separate float you wire in. In the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia money can arrive and leave on local rails in local currency. Settlement timing and any pre-funding requirement are confirmed with your account terms. Withdrawals run on our global mass payouts network.
Your traders can deposit from the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia with the local payment methods they already use: GCash and QRPh in the Philippines, MOMO and VietQR in Vietnam, and Dana, OVO and QRIS in Indonesia. Cards run on a separate, wider rail. Deposit markets beyond these three are confirmed for your platform during onboarding, and payout destinations are a different list.
"Forex payment method" usually refers to how a trader funds a trading account or receives a withdrawal — most often an international card, a bank transfer, or a local payment method in the trader's own market. For the platform operator the question is different: which forex payment methods a gateway can actually offer per market, and on what approval, settlement and reserve terms. Cards are covered by global credit card acquiring.
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