Thailand
Southeast Asia
Thailand is part of the Southeast Asia payments landscape, with 16 mapped payment providers currently supporting merchants or platforms in this market. Common payment flows referenced in the directory include Online Payments, Digital Wallet, Credit Card, Debit Card, alongside local and cross-border acceptance options that matter during provider evaluation.
At a glance
Market Snapshot
Use this page to compare providers with explicit Thailand coverage, then branch into each provider profile for API, pricing model, and payment method detail.
Payment Landscape in Thailand
Compare the providers explicitly mapped to this market, then use the method and regional context below to narrow the shortlist.
Payment Providers Available in Thailand
16 payment service providers support businesses in Thailand
KBank
1 markets supported
Payment provider active in Thailand
PromptPay
1 markets supported
Payment provider active in Thailand
TrueMoney
1 markets supported
Thailand-focused wallet and merchant payment acceptance platform
SCB
1 markets supported
Payment provider active in Thailand
Antom (formerly 2C2P)
1 markets supported
Payment provider active in Thailand
Ksher
1 markets supported
Payment provider active in Thailand
PayerMax
1 markets supported
Payment provider active in Thailand
MPay
1 markets supported
Payment services for online and in-store commerce
Line Pay
3 markets supported
Payment gateway and checkout solution
WeChat Pay
18 markets supported
China's leading mobile payment solution
Alipay
19 markets supported
Leading digital payment platform in China
Stripe
43 markets supported
Payment infrastructure for the internet
Adyen
35 markets supported
The payment platform built for growth
PayPal
48 markets supported
The safer, easier way to pay and get paid online
Fortumo
74 markets supported
Online, mobile payments for merchants and platforms
Atos
1 markets supported
Online payments for merchants and platforms
Popular Payment Methods in Thailand
What to compare
Check whether each provider here offers the payment methods your local checkout actually needs.
Use provider profiles to validate API style, sandbox support, settlement timing, and pricing model.
Keep regional expansion in mind if you expect to serve nearby markets from the same integration.