Xendit
Xendit — Southeast Asia payment infrastructure covering Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, and Thailand with VA, QR, cards, and disbursements.
Our Verdict
The Stripe of Southeast Asia — if you're selling in Indonesia or the Philippines, Xendit is the obvious default.
Pros
- Best SEA coverage: ID, PH, MY, TH
- VA, QR, cards, and disbursements unified
- Modern developer docs and SDKs
- Strong local method breadth
Cons
- Support response times vary
- Pricing differs notably per country
- Limited outside Southeast Asia
- Webhook reliability complaints historically
Best for: Merchants and platforms operating across Southeast Asia needing unified local methods
Not for: Businesses outside SEA or needing enterprise SLAs with guaranteed support times
When to Use Xendit
Good fit if you need
- Virtual account and QR payments for Indonesian merchants
- Disbursement API for bulk payouts in Philippines and Indonesia
- Cards and e-wallet acceptance across Southeast Asia via Xendit
Lock-in Assessment
Low 2/5
Lock-in Score 2/5
Data Portability: partial_export
Pricing
Price wrong?Xendit Pricing
- Pricing Model
- usage
- Free Tier
- No
- Entry Price
- —
- Enterprise Available
- No
- Transparency Score
- —
Beta — estimates may differ from actual pricing
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Estimated Monthly Cost
$25
Estimated Annual Cost
$300
Estimates are approximate and may not reflect current pricing. Always check the official pricing page.
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