Direct LPM connections
Built on direct integrations with wallets and A2A schemes across 60+ countries - not routed through aggregators. Better reliability, stronger performance, and greater pricing influence with providers.
VALUE PROPOSITION
Values
Built on direct integrations with wallets and A2A schemes across 60+ countries - not routed through aggregators. Better reliability, stronger performance, and greater pricing influence with providers.
Boku holds money movement licenses across 40+ countries and operates with global banks across 200+ accounts. Extend your market reach without extending your compliance footprint.
Boku’s infrastructure is trusted by the world’s leading digital brands, including global streaming and e-commerce businesses processing at high volume across multiple markets.
FAQ
Direct LPM connections require separate contracts, provisioning, compliance review, and ongoing management for every method in every market. As merchant demand grows, that operational cost accumulates quickly. Boku’s pre-built network, licensing infrastructure, and settlement capability give you coverage without the overhead – so you can extend your portfolio without extending your team.
Partners manage merchant acquisition, KYC/AML, onboarding, and customer service. Boku manages last-mile payment processing, LPM connections, licensing, and settlement. Each party contributes what it does best.
For partners already integrated with Boku, activating new LPMs can be
near-immediate for pre-screened merchants. For new integrations, our partnerships team will scope the timeline during the initial conversation.
Boku operates on a non-exclusive basis. Partners retain the freedom to work with other LPM providers or aggregators.
Dedicated account management and in-country partner managers support every program from launch to ongoing performance optimization. Boku works alongside partners to help manage rollout planning and long-term growth across markets.
Boku’s teams are embedded across APAC, EMEA, and the Americas. They help partners and merchants choose the right payment methods for each market, not just connect to them. That includes guidance on local payment behavior, onboarding requirements, rollout sequencing, and operational considerations, market by market.