HitPay, Yuno to simplify payment access for global merchants

Together, they offer a single API that simplifies compliance and boosts conversion rates for international merchants

HitPay and Yuno have partnered to simplify how global merchants accept local payments across Asia Pacific.

The partnership combines HitPay’s network of e-wallets, remittance channels, and national QR systems with Yuno’s orchestration technology, which finds the fastest and most successful path for each transaction.

Together, they offer a single API that simplifies compliance and boosts conversion rates for international merchants.

Merchants using Yuno can now connect directly to leading wallets such as GCash in the Philippines, ShopeePay, GrabPay, and Touch ’n Go in Malaysia, and Kakaopay in South Korea.

The integration also supports instant transfers and QR payments via PayNow in Singapore, QRPH in the Philippines, and QRIS in Indonesia.

The collaboration adds HitPay’s recurring billing feature, allowing Yuno’s global merchants to offer local payment options for subscriptions and repeat transactions using regional APMs.

This supports the rapid growth of subscription-based businesses across Asia.

The most difficult challenge for global businesses expanding into Asia is local payment compliance and connectivity, said Aditya Haripurkar, CEO & Co-founder, HitPay.

By joining forces with Yuno, we’ve created a single point of integration. This instantly empowers Yuno’s merchants to transact as a local business from day one, translating directly into better acceptance rates and higher sales, he added.

In high-growth Asia Pacific markets, accepting local payments is the minimum requirement for success. Our merchants rely on Yuno to give them ultimate control over their global payment operations, said SheueChee Beh, SVP & General Manager, Yuno APAC.

She added: Integrating HitPay’s fast, deep local infrastructure complements our offering in this crucial region, ensuring clients can boost revenue through truly localized checkout experiences while retaining full central control and visibility.