The Payomatix Global journey

One journey. Five stages.

From "we want to bill customers abroad" to "we're live and getting paid". Every stage owned by one team, priced up front, with no black boxes.

01
Discover & Structure

Blueprint

We map your customer geographies, product model and risk profile, then recommend the right jurisdiction, entity type and banking stack. No guesswork, no offshore shortcuts.

  • Jurisdiction recommendation (US · UK · UAE · EU)
  • Entity structure & tax context
  • Banking + PSP shortlist for your model
02
Register & Establish

Formation

We coordinate incorporation end to end — company registration, registered agent, EIN/TRN/VAT where relevant, and a compliant corporate document set your bank and PSPs will actually accept.

  • Company registration
  • Registered agent / office address
  • Tax IDs (EIN, TRN, VAT as applicable)
03
Get Banked

Banking

We introduce you to the right business bank or EMI partners, prepare the KYC/KYB package, and support you through onboarding so you receive a real IBAN or business account for global payments.

  • Business bank / EMI introductions
  • KYC & KYB documentation package
  • IBAN / multi-currency account setup
04
Payments Ready

Underwriting

This is our home turf. We build your merchant profile, run it through 25+ acquirer and PSP relationships, and get you approved for card processing on the routes that fit your business — even when others say no.

  • Merchant profile & underwriting pack
  • PSP / acquirer routing strategy
  • Approval negotiation & escalation
05
Get Paid

Go-Live

We integrate the checkout, connect the orchestration layer, and switch you on. Ongoing support keeps chargebacks, reconciliation and compliance clean as you scale.

  • Checkout / API integration
  • Orchestration & smart routing
  • Post go-live compliance & support

Ready to map your route to global?

A 30-minute consultation is free. We'll tell you honestly what's achievable, in what jurisdiction, and how long.

Payomatix advises and coordinates. Final approval always rests with the bank or payment provider.