Paysend Embed: the widget powering seamless cross-border payouts
Behind every smooth international transaction is powerful infrastructure. With Paysend Embed, licensed institutions, fintechs, and digital platforms can integrate instant, compliant payouts into their apps, bringing their users closer to a truly borderless experience.
As part of Paysend’s mission to build the world’s largest digital payment network, Embed helps partners break barriers in cross-border money movement. It’s designed for teams that want to stay in control of their user experience, while Paysend powers the secure, compliant movement of funds behind the scenes.
Built for licensed institutions
For banks, regulated financial institutions, and licensed entities, Embed offers a white-label-ready widget that fits seamlessly into existing digital ecosystems. You maintain full control of your customer experience while Paysend handles global delivery, compliance, and infrastructure.
Key features:
- Native widget for app and web integration
- Tier 1 licensing and infrastructure
- Fast go-to-market
- Enterprise-level scalability
Built for fintechs
For startups and scaleups ready to expand across borders, Embed accelerates growth. With one integration, fintechs can embed international payouts directly into their products, unlocking new functionality, new markets, and new revenue streams in days, not months.
Key features:
- Fully embeddable widget
- Access to 100+ global corridors
- Licensed and compliant rails
- Rapid deployment
Built for the creator and gig economy
Modern platforms are global by default, and their users expect to get paid the same way. Embed empowers gig and creator platforms to deliver real-time* payouts inside their own ecosystems, giving freelancers, creators, and contractors faster access to their earnings.
Key features:
- Multi-currency, multi-market support
- Mobile-first widget integration
- Real-time payouts to card, wallet, or bank
- Scalable for high-volume businesses
Breaking barriers in global payouts
Paysend Embed addresses the biggest pain points in cross-border money transfer – compliance, licensing, and infrastructure – so partners can focus on innovation. It’s part of our mission to bring simple, secure money transfer to all, including the underserved, while giving businesses the tools to scale globally with confidence.
*Please note: Your money will be sent in real time; however, transfer delivery times may vary based on recipient bank processing, compliance checks, or other factors.
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Comparisons reflect general industry characteristics and may not apply to all transactions or providers.
