Overview
Yuno supports 1000+ payment methods across 194 countries through 300+ providers. This guide helps you identify the most relevant methods for your target markets and understand region-specific requirements.Americas
North America (US, CA)
Notes:
- AVS (Address Verification) is widely used for fraud prevention in the US. Include
billing_addressfor higher approval rates. - 3DS is optional but recommended for high-risk transactions.
Brazil (BR)
Notes:
- PIX is Brazil’s most popular digital payment method with instant settlement.
- CPF (11 digits) for individuals, CNPJ (14 digits) for businesses.
- Local card brands Elo and Hipercard require Brazil-enabled providers.
Mexico (MX)
Notes:
- OXXO is Mexico’s largest convenience store chain with 20,000+ locations.
- SPEI transfers typically settle within minutes during banking hours.
Colombia (CO)
Notes:
- PSE redirects the customer to their bank for authorization.
- CC (Cédula de Ciudadanía) for individuals, NIT for businesses.
Chile (CL)
Peru (PE)
Argentina (AR)
Europe
General Requirements
Western Europe (DE, FR, ES, IT)
Netherlands (NL)
Notes:
- iDEAL accounts for ~60% of Dutch e-commerce transactions.
- Customers select their bank and authorize via their banking app.
Belgium (BE)
United Kingdom (GB)
Notes:
- UK follows PSD2-equivalent SCA rules post-Brexit.
- Open Banking adoption is growing rapidly for both payments and payouts.
Asia-Pacific
India (IN)
Notes:
- UPI handles 10+ billion transactions per month in India.
- RuPay is India’s domestic card network.
Southeast Asia (SG, MY, PH, TH, ID)
Notes:
- Digital wallets dominate e-commerce in Southeast Asia.
- GrabPay is available across Singapore, Malaysia, and Philippines.
Regional Best Practices
Document Requirements by Country
Many LATAM countries require a tax identification document for regulatory compliance. Always include the customer document when available:Currency and Country Matching
Always matchcountry and currency correctly. Mismatches will result in validation errors: