Fintech-as-a-Service
NextAPI is Fintech-as-a-Service. One integration gives your clients QR Ph collection, real-time payouts, and multi-merchant management — all BSP-licensed.
Every platform you build eventually needs to collect or send money. But payment infrastructure is not your core business — and it shouldn't be.
Getting a Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas license to operate payment services takes over a year — and costs millions.
Each bank has its own API, certification process, and maintenance burden. Supporting all major banks means years of work.
Compliance workflows, KYB for every merchant, reconciliation systems, settlement logic — the hidden costs add up fast.
You're a software company, not a payment company.
The Platform
One API that handles both collecting and sending money, with full multi-merchant management and real-time reconciliation. Your platform, our payment rails.
Platform Hierarchy
3-level hierarchy: Partner > Merchant > Account — unlimited merchants, no per-merchant fees
One API. Both directions. Full reconciliation.
Use Cases
Every software product you build for Philippine businesses can have embedded payments. Here's what that looks like.
Your client builds a POS system for restaurants. NextAPI lets each restaurant accept QR Ph payments through the app — with automatic fee splitting.
Your client manages payroll for companies. NextAPI pays 1,000+ employees to any bank or wallet in one API call — with proof-of-transfer.
Your client serves ISPs or schools. NextAPI collects subscriber payments via QR Ph and reconciles automatically — your client earns on every payment.
Your client runs a marketplace. NextAPI handles buyer payments and instant seller payouts — one platform for the full money flow.
See how NextAPI compares against the alternatives your clients are evaluating.
| Feature | NextAPI | XenPlatform | PayMongo | Build Your Own |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per-merchant fee | None | P85/mo each | Not platform-ready | N/A |
| Hierarchy depth | 3 levels | 2 levels | 2 levels | Custom |
| Money-In + Out | Yes | Yes | Partial | Custom |
| BSP license needed | No | No | No | Yes (12+ mo) |
| Time to integrate | Weeks | Weeks | Weeks | 12+ months |
| Fee splitting | Automatic | 0.5% fee | Manual | Custom |
| Merchant approval | Fast | Standard | 14 biz days | N/A |
* Comparison based on publicly available information as of March 2026.
The Partner Model
You don't just write code — you architect products, shape user experiences, and build companies from the ground up. Add payments to that offering and create a compounding revenue stream with every client you ship for.
Your engineering team learns NextAPI once. Our sandbox lets you test with simulated payments before touching real money.
Every client project — POS, HRIS, e-commerce, billing — can embed payments using the same integration patterns.
Charge integration fees (P100K-P150K+ per client). Plus earn 20% revenue share on every transaction, forever.
White-label experience. Your clients see their own merchant dashboard, manage their own transactions. You stay in control.
Integration fee per client project
Revenue share on transaction fees — recurring, forever
Merchants per client — no per-merchant fees
KeyConnect, a Cebu-based IT services company, onboarded 5 ISP clients in 8 months and earns the highest fee yield in NextPay's entire partner portfolio.
Traction
Monthly GTV
Cumulative Volume
Transactions Processed
Active Merchants
Active Platform Integrations
NPLs on P83M+ Lending Book
Silver Winner, CX Excellence
KMC Startup Awards 2025
Getting Started
We learn about your clients and map the right integration path.
Full test environment with simulated payments. Your devs can start building today.
Your team integrates NextAPI using our docs and developer support.
Launch with a real client on a small scale. Validate the full flow.
Scale to all clients. Onboard new merchants continuously.
Explore endpoints, test requests, and see response schemas — all in the browser.
Schedule a call with our partnerships team. We'll walk you through the API, share sandbox access, and map out how NextAPI fits into your client projects.