Solutions — Cross-border E-commerce
The payment stack for global e-commerce.
Accept payments from customers in 150+ countries and settle proceeds into your preferred currencies — all through a single GCE integration.
- 150+Markets
- 50+Payment Methods
- T+1Settlement
- Multi-CurrencyCheckout
The Challenge
Cross-border e-commerce payment headaches.
Fragmented Payment Acceptance
Different PSPs for different markets. Managing multiple contracts, reconciliations and dashboards eats time and increases error.
FX Losses on Conversion
Converting customer payments through multiple intermediaries compounds FX spreads. Margins erode with every hop.
Delayed Cross-Border Settlement
Correspondent banking can take 3–5 days. Cash flow forecasting becomes guesswork.
Compliance Complexity
Serving global customers means navigating different regulatory environments. KYC, AML and tax obligations vary by market.
The GCE Way
One platform. Every payment need.
Global Acquiring
Accept Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay and 50+ local methods in one integration.
Multi-Currency Settlement
Settle in USD, EUR, HKD, CNH and 37+ more without conversion losses.
Local Account Numbers
Receive as if you're local in key markets — no correspondent delays.
Transparent FX
Convert at interbank mid-rate with disclosed spread. Batch FX for payouts.
Real-Time Reconciliation
Webhook-driven ledger updates and downloadable reports in your format.
Compliance Support
Licensed MSO with built-in AML/CFT controls and audit-ready documentation.
Acquiring
One checkout. Every payment method.
Whether your customers prefer cards, wallets or local real-time payments, GCE handles them all under a single integration — covering Asia-Pacific, Europe and global markets.
- Visa / Mastercard — global coverage
- UnionPay — for China
- FPX — Malaysia
- PayNow — Singapore
- PromptPay — Thailand
- GrabPay — APAC
Supported Payment Methods
Single integration · 150+ markets · Real-time settlement
“GCE let us consolidate from three PSPs into one. Our checkout conversion improved 11% in APAC markets within the first quarter.”