Pay yourself first. Accept cards worldwide | No hidden fees (really) | Instant payouts | Chargebacks & taxes handled | Live in 1 hour
New York, USA
Based in France
- Tweets 333
- Following 12
- Followers 1,580
- Likes 324
can't get accepted by a payment processor because of where you're based ?
We onboards founders from everywhere. anywhere that isn't under sanctions.
1
1
3
494
everyone gets paid on your sale before you do.
the network, the processor, the bank.
time to flip the order.
3
2
4
337
the bigger the month, the longer they hold your money.
what if it worked the other way around?
2
2
6
510
Spain just won the World Cup 🇪🇸
The best founders move for opportunity. But relocating breaks one thing nobody warns you about: getting paid.
Today we're teaming up with RelocateNow
1
3
6
286
if a processor keeps telling you your country isn't supported, screenshot this.
you don't need a us llc.
you don't need a rented address.
you don't need a cousin abroad.
you need an acquirer that onboards you directly. that's the entire fix.
1
1
6
336
"we don't support your country" is not a verdict.
it's just the wrong processor.
non-sanctioned founders get onboarded every day. the country was never the problem.
3
3
261
the processor isn't rejecting your business.
it's rejecting your passport.
your product is fine. your traffic is fine. you just need someone who onboards your country.
1
2
147
a founder opened a us company just to get paid.
made $0.
still got a $100k tax letter.
the workaround has a bill nobody warns you about.
1
167
the playbook online never changes: open a us company, rent a us address, get a us bank.
three weeks and $500 later your payments still get flagged, because the address is a mailbox and everyone knows it.
you skipped the only step that mattered: a processor that takes your real business, in your real country.
2
4
233
you price at $49.
card fee. cross-border fee. fx spread. payout fee.
you keep $43.80.
multiply that gap by every sale, every month, all year. it has a name, and it isn't "the cost of doing business".
1
1
4
286
founders in morocco, kenya, nigeria, egypt:
you don't need a us company, a us address, or a friend in delaware to get paid.
you need a processor that onboards your country directly.
4
8
347
a founder moved his whole company abroad. new country, new entity, clean paperwork.
one thing stayed behind: the payment processor in his old country.
that alone was enough for the tax office to rule part of his revenue was still local. six-figure bill.
where you process is where you're exposed.
3
7
344
Accepting payments feels free. it isn't.
A store doing $1m a year quietly loses six figures to fees, declines and cross-border penalties that never show up on one statement.
2
2
6
372
your country isn't a no. you've just been using a processor that says it. inflow onboards founders where others reject them.
3
1
5
401
founders doing their own VAT in 40 countries to save $50 a month.
you're a founder, not a tax accountant. we handle it.
1
1
5
497
solo founder who needs to get paid fast?
your money shouldn't sit in someone else's account for 14 days.
get paid in hours, not weeks.
3
2
4
670
you're a founder, not a tax accountant.
we handle your global sales tax, so you can just build.
3
1
5
804
