emerchantpay
Provider · United Kingdom
- Europe5 of 51
- Americas6 of 52
- Asia1 of 50
- Africa0 of 58
- Oceania0 of 25
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emerchantpay is a British payments group whose companies are registered in North Shields, Tyne and Wear. Its main trading company, emerchantpay Limited, was incorporated in 2004 as Interconsult Europe and took the emerchantpay name in 2008. The group was restructured in 2025, and Emerchantpay Group Consolidated Holdings now owns emerchantpay Group Limited.
Merchants connect through the company's Genesis gateway, either with a hosted payment page or a direct API that encrypts card details in the browser, and ready-made plug-ins exist for platforms such as WooCommerce. The gateway covers authorisations and captures, 3-D Secure, recurring billing, pay-by-link requests, refunds and payouts, with sanctions and PEP screening in its risk tools. emerchantpay also sells point-of-sale terminals for in-store payments.
Its payment method pages cover Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, Maestro and V Pay, Brazil's Elo and Hipercard, and the Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and WeChat Pay wallets. European bank options include SEPA Direct Debit, open banking, BLIK, Przelewy24, eps, Bancontact, MyBank and Multibanco, alongside FPX in Malaysia and the Paysafecard and Neosurf vouchers. The Latin American list is long: Pix and Boleto in Brazil, OXXO and SPEI in Mexico, PSE and Efecty in Colombia, Webpay and Servipag in Chile, BCP and Interbank in Peru, and Abitab, RedPagos and OCA in Uruguay.
The company has dedicated pages for iGaming, financial services, travel, digital goods, retail and e-commerce. There is no public price list, so rates come from a quote. Before signing, ask which group company will hold your merchant agreement and under which licence, since the group runs several UK companies.
- Type
- Provider
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom
- Founded
- —
- Listed
- Nov 2026
- Website
- emerchantpay.com
What emerchantpay costs
emerchantpay quotes per merchant. What you are offered depends on your volume, your industry, the countries you sell in, your card mix and your risk profile — so a published headline rate would not be your rate. Ask them for a quote against your own numbers.
Pricing, in detail
No pricing page in the site map; rates quoted on application.
What the last check found
Weak first-party coverage: every emerchantpay.com page (legal, impressum, about, payment-method pages) returned only a title to automated fetches, and the search budget for this run ran out before licences could be checked. Regulation is therefore empty: emerchantpay is commonly described as an FCA-authorised e-money institution and card-scheme acquirer with EEA entities, but no reference number was read on a register or first-party legal page. A reviewer should fill regulation from emerchantpay.com/legal and the FCA register. Methods come from the titles of emerchantpay's own payment-method pages in its site map; the Genesis API docs list many more transaction types, but Genesis is also a white-label platform, so only the site-map list is recorded. Countries are inferred from local methods on those pages (BR, MX, CO, CL, PE, UY, PL, AT, BE, PT, IT, MY); GB and the wider EEA are left out because merchant onboarding countries were not confirmed, and CN is left out although WeChat Pay is listed. founded_year null: emerchantpay International Limited dates from 2001 and emerchantpay Limited from 2004 (renamed 2008); the brand's founding year was not confirmed. Jonas Reynisson is listed at Companies House as a person with significant influence over emerchantpay Group Limited. 'fintech' stands in for the financial-services industry page.
From the last check against emerchantpay’s own documentation. Coverage changes; confirm anything you are about to build on.
Features
3D Secure · Fraud Prevention · Payouts · Recurring Payments · Refunds
