Wallets · pay-sheet · scheme · regional · crypto

E wallet payment system — every wallet, one API.

Apple Pay and Google Pay on web and native. Click to Pay on the hosted page. Alipay+, WeChat Pay, GrabPay and other regional wallets per market. Crypto wallets via licensed partner gateways. One integration; one vault; one reconciliation feed across the lot.

Apple Pay
iOS Wallet · Safari · in-app
Google Pay
Android · Chrome · in-app
Click to Pay
scheme-tokenised cards
APAC + crypto
Alipay+, WeChat, GrabPay, stablecoins

Key benefits across wallet families

Four wallet families inside one digital wallet payment system

Pay-sheet wallets, scheme wallets, regional wallets and crypto wallets behind one unified API. Each surfaces through the same checkout; each rides the same vault and reconciliation feed.

Pay-sheet wallets

Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay surface as device-native pay-sheets on supported browsers and apps. The cardholder taps a button; the wallet returns a network-tokenised credential to topropay; the authorisation flows through the connected acquirer panel. The static PAN is never exchanged.

Click to Pay (scheme wallets)

Visa Click to Pay and Mastercard Click to Pay surface enrolled cards as a single-click checkout option on the hosted page. No third-party SDK; the merchant inherits the scheme-tokenised credential through the same API.

Regional wallets (APAC + LATAM)

Alipay+, WeChat Pay, GrabPay, MercadoPago, Mach and other regional wallets enable acceptance of buyers who prefer wallet-native payment over card entry. Each wallet integrates through the partner relationship; the merchant integration stays the same.

Crypto wallets

Stablecoins (USDC, USDT, DAI) and major tokens (BTC, ETH, SOL) delivered through licensed partner crypto gateways. The buyer pays from their wallet; optional conversion-on-receipt keeps the merchant's treasury fiat-only.

Platform footprint

Wallet acceptance at platform scale

Structural facts about what the platform delivers behind every wallet payment — method coverage, tokenisation, API surface, ledger.

300+
methods including the wallet catalogue
Tokens
wallet handoff with no PAN in merchant systems
1 API
across pay-sheet, scheme and regional wallets
1 ledger
wallet receipts roll into reconciliation feed

How mobile wallet payment works

From wallet button to reconciliation in four steps

The end-to-end shape of a wallet authorisation on topropay — from the pay-sheet surfacing through to the row in the finance ledger.

  1. 01

    Wallet button surfaces on checkout

    Hosted page or embedded surface detects buyer device and renders the right pay-sheet (Apple Pay on iOS / Safari, Google Pay on Android / Chrome, scheme wallets via Click to Pay, regional wallets per market).

  2. 02

    Buyer authenticates in the wallet

    Face ID / Touch ID for Apple Pay, biometric or PIN for Google Pay, scheme-side authentication for Click to Pay, in-app for regional wallets. The merchant never sees raw card data.

  3. 03

    Tokenised authorisation built

    The wallet returns a network-tokenised credential (Visa Token Service, Mastercard MDES) plus cryptogram. topropay routes the authorisation across the connected Visa / Mastercard acquirers (or partner gateway for regional / crypto wallets).

  4. 04

    Settle & reconcile

    Wallet-side settlement files normalise into one ledger; receipts tagged by wallet, acquirer, currency and scheme programme for finance.

Main use cases

Where wallet payment methods earn their keep on the platform

Six merchant shapes that benefit most from a multi-wallet checkout — DTC, travel, SaaS, marketplaces, F&B and crypto-native acceptance.

  • DTC

    DTC mobile checkout uplift

    Mobile cart-abandonment drops when Apple Pay and Google Pay sit alongside card entry. The pay-sheet pre-fills shipping and billing from the wallet — fewer fields, faster checkout.

  • Travel

    Travel & ticketing on mobile wallet payment

    High-ticket bookings clear faster with biometric wallet authentication; auth-only at booking, capture at fulfilment, refund-to-wallet on cancellation — all against the same vault token.

  • SaaS

    Subscription sign-up via wallet

    First wallet authorisation provisions a network token that the platform reuses for recurring renewals; account updaters keep the token alive across re-issuance.

  • Plat

    Marketplaces with multi-wallet checkout

    Marketplaces expose the per-market wallet mix: Apple Pay / Google Pay in EU/UK/US, Alipay+ / WeChat Pay in APAC, MercadoPago / Mach in LATAM, stablecoin wallets for crypto-native buyers.

  • F&B

    F&B counter checkout via mobile wallet

    Counter terminals and SoftPOS / Tap-to-Phone accept Apple Pay and Google Pay out of the box — payment through mobile wallet on a phone-as-terminal device with no separate hardware project.

  • B2C

    Crypto-native acceptance for B2C

    Merchants serving crypto-native buyers accept stablecoin wallets through partner crypto gateways. Conversion-on-receipt keeps treasury fiat-only; reconciliation runs through the same ledger.

Platform features

Capabilities behind every wallet payment

Twelve capabilities the platform ships once and reuses across every wallet — the primitives that make the wallet catalogue feel like one product.

  • Apple Pay & Google Pay

    Pay-sheet rendering on iOS / Safari, Android / Chrome and in-app SDK — same merchant integration.

  • Click to Pay (Visa & Mastercard)

    Scheme-tokenised cards surfaced as single-click checkout on the hosted page.

  • Alipay+, WeChat Pay, GrabPay

    APAC wallet acceptance through licensed partner gateways — surfaced in the same checkout method list.

  • Regional LATAM wallets

    MercadoPago, Mach and other LATAM wallets enabled per market through the partner relationship.

  • Crypto wallet integration

    Stablecoins and majors via licensed partner crypto gateways; per-asset routing; optional conversion-on-receipt.

  • Network tokens (VTS, MDES)

    Wallet returns scheme-tokenised credentials — vault holds tokens, not PANs.

  • PCI DSS Level 1 vault

    Card data captured into the platform vault before any acquirer sees it; PAN never lands in merchant systems.

  • Smart routing & cascade

    Per-BIN routing across the connected acquiring panel; soft declines cascade inside the same auth — same engine as card-entry.

  • Recurring on wallet tokens

    Vault tokens issued from first wallet authorisation drive subsequent recurring renewals — no re-prompt.

  • Selective 3DS2 / SCA

    EMV 3DS2 fires selectively per PSD2 exemption logic; wallet biometric counts as SCA where the issuer supports it.

  • Wallet-aware checkout UI

    Hosted page detects device and surfaces the appropriate pay-sheet by default; the merchant doesn't ship per-wallet UI code.

  • One reconciliation feed

    Wallet, card-entry, ACH and crypto receipts normalised into one ledger — tagged by wallet, acquirer and currency.

Industry relevance

e wallet payment solutions for licensed merchants in EU, UK, APAC and LATAM

topropay's wallet posture targets licensed merchants operating across EU, UK, APAC and LATAM — DTC and retail with mobile-first traffic, regulated subscription businesses, marketplaces with multi-region buyer bases, travel and ticketing operators, and digital wallet fintechs needing acquiring underneath their wallet.

  • DTC · mobile-first
  • Travel · biometric checkout
  • SaaS · wallet sign-up
  • Marketplaces · regional wallet mix
  • F&B · counter Tap-to-Pay
  • Crypto-native B2C
  • Digital wallet fintechs
  • Licensed gaming (where licensed)
  • Adult-content acceptance · out of scope
  • Unlicensed gambling · out of scope

Trust & compliance

Compliance posture for every wallet on the catalogue

One audited orchestration environment underneath; wallet partner programmes (Apple Pay, Google Pay, Click to Pay) onboarded through the platform; crypto wallets via licensed partner gateways.

PCI DSS Level 1
Annual on-site assessment plus quarterly ASV scans; wallet PANs / tokens captured into the platform vault.
Network token programmes
Visa Token Service (VTS) and Mastercard Digital Enablement Service (MDES) tokens replace static PANs in the vault.
SCA & PSD2
Wallet-side biometric authentication counts as SCA on supported issuers; selective 3DS2 fills the remaining cases without breaking conversion.
Wallet partner programmes
Apple Pay merchant enrolment, Google Pay merchant registration, scheme Click to Pay onboarding handled through the platform.
Crypto partner-gateway compliance
Crypto wallet integration runs through licensed partner gateways with VASP / MiCA-relevant authorisations; AML / KYC inherited.
Licensed verticals only
Licensed gaming, regulated financial services and other compliance-bound verticals supported only where current operating licences exist. Grey and black-market verticals are out of scope.

Ready to take wallets in one tap

Enable wallets across web, native and counter on one integration.

A 30-minute wallet review covers the pay-sheet wallets you'll surface by default, the regional wallets relevant to your buyer base, and the crypto wallet option where it fits — with a sandbox to test against before any commercial commitment.

Frequently asked

Buyer questions about the e wallet payment system on topropay

Definitions, pay-sheet mechanics, crypto wallet integration, SoftPOS and Android mechanics, refund handling and the timeline to enable wallets on an existing integration.

  1. 01

    What does e wallet payment system mean on topropay?

    E wallet payment system on topropay covers acceptance of device-native pay-sheets (Apple Pay, Google Pay), scheme wallets (Click to Pay), regional wallets (Alipay+, WeChat Pay, GrabPay, MercadoPago, Mach) and crypto wallets (stablecoins and majors via licensed partner crypto gateways) through one unified API. The merchant integrates once; the catalogue of supported wallets surfaces per market.

  2. 02

    How does mobile wallet payment differ from card-entry checkout?

    Mobile wallet payment shortens the checkout — the buyer doesn't key card details, expiry or CVV. The wallet returns a network-tokenised credential plus cryptogram in one tap; biometric authentication on the device often satisfies SCA without a 3DS challenge. The merchant-side integration stays the same as card; the buyer-side time-to-pay drops sharply.

  3. 03

    Is digital wallet payment supported on both web and native apps?

    Digital wallet payment is supported on web (Safari / Chrome / Edge / Firefox where the wallet sheet is available), native iOS (Apple Pay SDK), native Android (Google Pay SDK), and inside hosted checkout iframes. The vault and routing engine on the back-end are identical across surfaces; the merchant picks the surface that fits the buyer experience.

  4. 04

    Which wallet payment methods are most useful for a global merchant?

    Wallet payment methods that move the needle for a global merchant are typically Apple Pay and Google Pay everywhere mobile traffic is meaningful, Click to Pay where Visa and Mastercard volume dominates, Alipay+ / WeChat Pay / GrabPay for APAC buyer bases, and stablecoin wallets for crypto-native segments. The mix re-orders per market; the platform's checkout surfaces the right one per device and geography.

  5. 05

    How does cryptocurrency wallet integration work alongside pay-sheet wallets?

    Cryptocurrency wallet integration runs through licensed partner crypto gateways. The buyer pays from their crypto wallet (MetaMask, WalletConnect, Phantom and similar); the gateway settles to topropay; conversion-on-receipt is optional. The merchant sees a single authorisation event regardless of whether the source wallet was Apple Pay, Click to Pay, Alipay+ or a crypto wallet.

  6. 06

    Can topropay deliver a unified mobile payment and digital wallet service?

    Yes. Mobile payment and digital wallet service on the platform is one product surface — pay-sheet wallets, scheme wallets, regional wallets and crypto wallets exposed through the same unified API, with the same vault, the same routing engine and the same reconciliation feed.

  7. 07

    What e wallet payment solutions does the platform recommend for high-conversion mobile checkout?

    E wallet payment solutions for high-conversion mobile checkout typically combine Apple Pay and Google Pay as the default mobile buttons, Click to Pay for the desktop and tablet card slot, and a per-market regional wallet (Alipay+ in mainland China traffic, GrabPay in Singapore / Malaysia / Indonesia, MercadoPago in Brazil / Argentina) surfaced underneath. The platform's hosted page picks the right combination automatically.

  8. 08

    What does the gateway wallet term refer to on topropay?

    The gateway wallet on topropay refers to the platform's vault that stores tokenised wallet credentials (network tokens for Apple Pay / Google Pay / Click to Pay, partner-gateway references for regional wallets, on-chain addresses for crypto wallets). The merchant doesn't run their own wallet storage; the gateway-side vault holds everything tokenised.

  9. 09

    Is there a dedicated mobile wallet payment solution for SoftPOS / Tap-to-Phone?

    Yes. Mobile wallet payment solution on Tap-to-Phone / SoftPOS accepts Apple Pay, Google Pay and EMV contactless cards tapped against the back of an NFC-equipped phone running the licensed partner SoftPOS app. The wallet handoff is the same as a fixed terminal; the device is just smaller.

  10. 10

    Where does digital wallet fintech fit into topropay's customer base?

    Digital wallet fintech merchants — neo-banks, super-apps, wallet-issuers — typically use topropay as the acceptance layer underneath their wallet, not as a competing wallet. The fintech's own wallet holds the buyer credentials; topropay routes the resulting authorisations across the connected acquirer panel for the fintech's settlement.

  11. 11

    How is the platform's digital wallet payment system different from running each wallet separately?

    Running each wallet separately means a per-wallet SDK, a per-wallet merchant programme, a per-wallet reconciliation feed and a per-wallet dispute queue. topropay's digital wallet payment system unifies all of that into one integration: one merchant programme handles wallet enrolments, one reconciliation feed normalises receipts, one dispute queue handles wallet-side issues alongside card-side.

  12. 12

    Is mobile wallet with merchant payment using android available?

    Mobile wallet with merchant payment using android is available through Google Pay (for buyer-side wallet payments on Android devices) and through the partner SoftPOS / Tap-to-Phone app on Android (for accepting wallet payments on an Android phone as a merchant terminal). Both ride the same topropay back-end.

  13. 13

    How is payment through mobile wallet authenticated?

    Payment through mobile wallet is authenticated by the wallet's own biometric (Face ID, Touch ID, Android biometric) or device PIN. The wallet returns a cryptogram that the issuer treats as strong customer authentication on supported issuers; selective 3DS2 fills the rest where the issuer requires it. The merchant doesn't ship a separate 3DS integration for wallet flows.

  14. 14

    Can refunds run back to the same wallet?

    Yes. Refunds run against the vault token issued from the original wallet authorisation; the funds return to the same underlying funding source the wallet used (Apple Pay / Google Pay back to the underlying card, Click to Pay back to the scheme-tokenised card, regional wallets back to the wallet balance, crypto wallets back to the originating chain address).

  15. 15

    What's the typical timeline to enable wallets on an existing topropay integration?

    Enabling Apple Pay and Google Pay on an existing topropay integration is typically a 1–2 day dashboard task — merchant enrolment with each programme, domain verification for web, app-side configuration for native. Adding regional wallets per market depends on partner-gateway onboarding (typically 1–3 weeks). Crypto wallet integration via partner gateway is similar timeline. No re-integration of the merchant's checkout code is required.