Payment infrastructure for ad networks and digital media businesses
Networks need a dependable way to collect funds, manage settlement logic and pay counterparties with confidence.
The friction points holding networks back
Money moves through a network in both directions on different schedules. Most providers are built for only one of them.
One regulated layer for money in and money out
Digital networks balance advertiser expectations, publisher relationships, reporting and payment timing, usually across a stack of disconnected providers that were never designed to work together.
FinXP acts as the payment layer that removes those workarounds: advertiser funds collected dependably, settlement logic managed in one place, and publishers and partners paid with the confidence of a regulated European relationship behind every transfer.
- Improve control over how money enters and leaves the network
- Support publisher, partner and supplier payouts
- Reduce dependency on disconnected providers
- Give counterparties more confidence through a regulated European relationship
What FinXP provides for ad and marketing networks
Both directions of the flow, collected, settled and paid out under one regulated relationship.
Euro IBAN accounts
Hold and manage network funds in dedicated accounts, with clear separation between inbound and outbound flows.
Euro IBAN accountsPayment gateway
Collect advertiser funds through card acceptance and alternative payment methods.
Payment gatewaySEPA Direct Debit
Collect recurring advertiser payments across 41 European countries with high-volume Direct Debit processing.
SEPA Direct DebitCross-border payouts
Pay publishers, partners and suppliers across 130+ countries and 60+ currencies.
Cross-border paymentsFour steps to payment automation
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Map both directions
Advertisers in, publishers out, and the settlement logic between them. We start with the whole flow, not the checkout.
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Design the settlement structure
Accounts, collections and payout rails arranged around your reporting and timing commitments.
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Onboard the network
Regulated onboarding based on your actual model, controls and counterparties, with a straight answer on fit early.
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Consolidate the stack
Replace fragmented providers with one regulated relationship and reconciliation that finance can trust.
Capacity in both directions
Collection and payout capability the network can grow into.
Supported for collecting advertiser funds.
For publisher and partner payouts.
Across established cross-border corridors.
Network payments, answered
Multi-party flows, publisher payouts, reconciliation, cross-border transfers, timing disputes and fragmented provider stacks. Money moves in both directions on different schedules, and most generic providers are built for only one of those directions.
By combining accounts, payment acceptance, payouts and operational support under one regulated relationship, where product fit is approved. That consolidation reduces reconciliation work and gives counterparties more confidence in payment timing.
Yes. FinXP assesses networks on their actual flow of funds, controls and counterparties rather than the industry label. Complex two-way flows are treated as something to understand and structure, not a reason to decline.
Put the network on one payment layer
Open an account, or design a setup that covers money in, settlement and payouts in one conversation.