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Supported Payment Methods

27 payment methods are enabled on the Expertini account. Which ones you actually see depends on where you are, what currency you are paying in, and — importantly — whether you are buying a subscription or a one-off.

3 min read · Updated July 2026 · Expertini Editorial

Expertini does not present a fixed list of payment options. Stripe decides which methods to offer each visitor based on their location, the currency and the amount — so a customer in the Netherlands sees iDEAL, one in the United States sees ACH Direct Debit, and one in India sees UPI on eligible purchases. Nothing is configured per customer and nothing needs to be requested.

Below is the full set enabled on the account, grouped by how they work. The limitation section afterwards is the part most pages like this omit, and it matters.

27payment methods enabled

4available for cross-border subscriptions

3direct debit schemes: ACH, Bacs, SEPA

5regions where bank transfer is supported

Cards — available everywhere
Wallets — faster checkout, card underneath
Bank debits — for recurring payments without a card
Bank transfers — for annual plans and finance departments
Bank redirects and real-time payments — one-off purchases
⚠️ The limitation on subscriptions
Frequently asked questions

01Cards — available everywhere

Cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and others) work in every supported country and for every purchase type. Korean cards are separately enabled for customers in South Korea, where domestic card networks operate differently.

Cards are the only method that works for absolutely everything Expertini sells, which is why they remain the default.

02Wallets — faster checkout, card underneath

Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, PayPal, Link and Onelink are available in all regions. Regionally: Revolut Pay (Europe and the UK), Satispay (Italy), MB WAY (Portugal), and Kakao Pay, Naver Pay, PAYCO and Samsung Pay (South Korea).

A wallet is a faster way to present a card you have already saved elsewhere — the underlying payment is still a card, so wallets work anywhere cards do, including subscriptions.

03Bank debits — for recurring payments without a card

ACH Direct Debit (United States), Bacs Direct Debit (United Kingdom) and SEPA Direct Debit (Europe) let you authorise Expertini to collect from a bank account on a schedule, with no card involved.

These are worth knowing about if your card keeps declining recurring charges — some cards, particularly ones issued by app-based or prepaid providers, refuse subscription payments by default. A direct debit mandate bypasses the card networks entirely. ACH confirmation takes up to four business days, so the first payment is not instant.

04Bank transfers — for annual plans and finance departments

Bank transfers are supported for customers in Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan, Mexico and the United States. You receive an invoice carrying a virtual bank account number unique to you, push the funds from your own bank, and the payment reconciles automatically.

This suits annual plans and organisations whose finance process requires an invoice before payment. It is less suited to a monthly plan: there is no stored mandate, so a transfer is required for every invoice.

05Bank redirects and real-time payments — one-off purchases

iDEAL | Wero (Netherlands), Bancontact (Belgium), BLIK and Przelewy24 (Poland), EPS (Austria), Bizum (Spain), Pay by Bank (Finland and the UK), Pix (Brazil) and UPI (India) are all enabled.

These are the methods people in those markets actually use day to day, and they apply to one-off purchases such as Programmatic Job Ads.

06⚠️ The limitation on subscriptions

This is the part worth reading twice. For cross-border subscriptions, Stripe supports only cards, Link, Apple Pay and Google Pay. So a customer in India buying a monthly plan will see a card form and wallets — not UPI — even though UPI is enabled on the account and would appear for a one-off payment.

That is a Stripe platform limitation, not an Expertini setting, and no configuration on our side changes it. We state it here rather than list twenty-seven logos and let you discover it at checkout. If paying by a local method matters to you more than the plan cadence, a bank transfer on an annual plan is usually the practical route.

Cards

Work everywhere, for every purchase — including subscriptions.

Cards All regions

Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and others. Entered on Stripe's hosted checkout, never on an Expertini form.