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Paystrax

Acquiring & Payment Processing · Based in Lithuania

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About

Paystrax functions as a direct payment acquirer with principal membership for card processing. The company offers a range of payment infrastructure, including an online payment gateway supporting server-to-server and co-branded integration methods. For in-store environments, it provides point-of-sale terminal solutions. The platform supports a variety of payment methods, including major card schemes and digital wallets. It provides tools for risk and fraud management, including transaction monitoring and early dispute resolution support through integration with network-based alert services. Merchants and partners can utilize a central dashboard for operational insights and management. The company also offers settlement services across multiple fiat currencies and stablecoins. Integration options include APIs designed for developers and various partner-focused models, such as referral and payment facilitator programs, which allow third parties to white-label services or embed payment capabilities into their own platforms. Paystrax provides dedicated account management to support partners and merchants throughout their operational lifecycle.

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  • Payment institution (PI)

    Bank of Lithuania · Lithuania

    Active

    REGAFI (ACPR) – EEA passport notification · Reference Paystrax AB – payment institution · Checked 28 October 2026 · Official register

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At a glance

Headquarters
Lithuania
Markets
Europe
Built for
Bank, Embedded finance / Vertical SaaS, Marketplace

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Last verified: 28 October 2026

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