Where can my merchants explore the full payment method catalogue?
A dedicated table lists every payment method available on the platform, selected or not, with its logo and name, its type such as card, wallet, bank transfer or BNPL, its headquarters country, and the countries and currencies it supports. It works as a discovery layer: opening a row leads to the payment method detail, and the breadcrumb returns your merchants to where they started. Selection and configuration remain a separate action, handled inside the contract.
In detail
In a dedicated table that lists every payment method available on the platform, whether selected or not. It works as a discovery layer for your merchants.
What each row shows
- The logo and name of the method.
- Its type, such as card, wallet, bank transfer or BNPL.
- Its headquarters country.
- The countries and currencies it supports.
Opening a row leads to the payment method detail, and the breadcrumb returns your merchants to where they started. They can browse by market before an expansion, compare the methods available in a country or check which currencies a method covers.
Discovery and configuration stay separate
Selection and configuration remain a separate action, handled inside the contract. Browsing the catalogue changes nothing on the merchant account. When a merchant decides to add a method, it goes through the contract with its credentials, configuration and activation test.
Why it helps operators
Merchants planning a new market often ask your team which methods they need. The catalogue lets them answer part of that question themselves, inside your branded interface, with the data the platform holds. Your team can then focus on the commercial side: which providers to activate, on which terms, and in which order.