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A useful first conversation starts with context.

Send a brief about your business so our team can assess merchant fit, payment methods and the next integration steps.

What to include in a payment proposal request

• Your company website, registration jurisdiction and business model.
• The target market, required payment methods and collection or payout use case.
• Your expected monthly volume, average order size and intended launch timing.

Ask the team to confirm eligible coverage, applicable fees, limits, settlement or funding arrangements and the testing process for your business. Existing merchants can use their agreed support channel for transaction investigations.

Business details for eligibility review

• For foreign-exchange-related services, identify the actual contracting legal entity and its official website. Include the regulator's public register link, the exact licence type and permitted activities, and the markets where you intend to collect or pay out. Distinguish currency exchange or remittance from brokerage or leveraged CFD activity; a licence screenshot or offshore licence alone is not sufficient verification.
• For games, digital entertainment, live streaming, voice chat or social platforms, explain what customers purchase, who receives payouts and your role in the funds flow. Disclose any wagering, prize draws or cash-redeemable balances explicitly.

Public records, entity and domain consistency, target-market permissions, and relevant warnings or enforcement records need to be checked for the actual business. A licence or absence of a warning does not guarantee safety, transaction volume or payment-channel eligibility. PAYJN must separately confirm whether the proposed business and payment flow can be accepted in each requested market.