Solutions for international PSPs
Indonesian payment methods for your merchants
Offer QRIS, virtual accounts and local e-wallets, and pay out to Indonesian bank accounts, through one integration instead of contracts with several local providers. Transactions are in rupiah.
How we help
Common problems, and how PGSwift handles them.
Each local method needs its own provider
One API for QRIS, virtual accounts, bank transfer and e-wallets
A local provider outage becomes your outage
Multiple banks and providers behind each channel, so no single one is a point of failure
Reconciling local settlement
Rupiah settlement with the fee, nett amount and reference on every transaction
Reliability
Multiple banks and switching networks behind every channel.
Bank maintenance windows and provider outages are part of moving money in Indonesia. PGSwift connects to multiple banks, switching networks and payment providers, so your payments never depend on a single one.
- More than one bank per channel
- QRIS, virtual accounts, e-wallets and payouts are each available through more than one bank or payment provider.
- Multiple switching networks
- Interbank transfers are not tied to a single switching network.
- One integration
- You connect once. Your requests, webhooks and settlement reports stay the same whichever bank carries the transaction.
Use cases
What you can run on PGSwift.
- Local payment methods for your merchants in Indonesia
- Rupiah payouts for international platforms
- One settlement report across local channels
Payment channels available
Plus OCBC, Nobu, GoPay, OVO, DANA, ShopeePay and QRIS.
Discuss an Indonesian integration
Tell us your merchant verticals and expected volume, and we will outline channels, fees and onboarding.