QUICPay Integrations

PayNuts is a payment service provider offering cost-effective EFTPOS and ecommerce solutions tailored for small businesses across Australia and New Zealand. Our services include Pay Nothing EFTPOS, which eliminates transaction fees by allowing businesses to surcharge customers, and low fee EFTPOS, providing competitive rates with a monthly terminal rental fee. PayNuts supports over 700 point-of-sale platforms, ensuring seamless integration for various business needs. We offer a range of EFTPOS terminals, including the VeriFone T650p, PAX A920, and PAX A77, catering to different business requirements. Our ecommerce solutions encompass online payment gateways and payment links, enabling businesses to accept payments anytime, anywhere. With our customer support, PayNuts is committed to assisting businesses in managing transactions, settlements, and funding deposits through our user-friendly merchant portal.

xPayCheckout is a cross-border payment gateway and international billing operations platform designed to help businesses accept and manage payments globally with minimal complexity by providing a unified solution for payment processing, subscriptions, invoicing, and receivables management that works across 100+ countries and supports 30+ currencies and 40+ local payment methods including cards, wallets, and BNPL options such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Klarna, and Afterpay. It simplifies revenue operations for SaaS, ecommerce, travel, ed-tech, and other sectors by enabling companies to seamlessly collect one-time payments and recurring subscriptions, create payment links without developer involvement, and monitor transactions in real time with built-in reporting and analytics. xPay also includes features like virtual bank accounts in multiple markets, global sales tax automation, automated compliance, and instant access.

Google’s Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) is an open protocol designed together with over 60 payments, fintech, and tech companies (e.g., Mastercard, PayPal, Adyen, Coinbase, Etsy) to enable secure, agent-led transactions across platforms. It builds on earlier open standards like Agent2Agent (A2A) and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to ensure that when an AI agent initiates or completes a payment on behalf of a user, three core requirements are met: authorization (proving the user explicitly gave permission for that specific purchase), authenticity (ensuring the agent’s intended purchase matches what the user meant), and accountability (clear audit trails and responsibility in case of errors or fraud). The protocol uses mandates, which are cryptographically signed digital contracts backed by verifiable credentials.