Crossbill

What is Crossbill and what do they do?

Crossbill is a payment infrastructure provider offering a single API for global money movement — accepting payments, holding funds, and sending payouts across multiple rails. The platform covers card payments, bank transfers (including SEPA and SWIFT), local payment methods by region, and cryptocurrency, with the ability to convert between crypto and fiat at settlement.

Beyond processing, Crossbill offers a Merchant of Record (MoR) service that takes on compliance, local tax handling, and operational overhead, enabling businesses to go live faster without setting up local entities. Its orchestration layer lets businesses route and manage payment flows across providers from one system, and its unified finance tooling consolidates reconciliation across the payment stack into a single source of truth. Coverage spans Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East, with country-level availability confirmed on request.

Who is it for?

Crossbill is built for online businesses, platforms, and marketplaces that move money across borders and need that movement to work reliably at scale. It suits companies expanding into new markets that want to avoid building compliance and tax infrastructure per jurisdiction, as well as those layering orchestration on top of an existing payment setup rather than replacing it outright.

Why do businesses choose Crossbill?

• One integration, multiple rails — cards, bank transfers, local payment methods, and crypto pay-ins and payouts through a single API
• Merchant of Record option — offloads compliance, tax, and regulatory complexity so teams can focus on their product
• Fast go-live — most clients are live within a few weeks, with Crossbill handling setup
• Flexible adoption — works as an orchestration layer alongside an existing processor or as a full replacement
• Crypto-to-fiat conversion at settlement — useful for businesses accepting or paying out in digital assets alongside traditional rails

Businesses using Corefy can simply obtain a MID from Crossbill and connect it to Corefy's dashboard in a few clicks, without dealing with any integration work.

Is Crossbill trustworthy?

Crossbill operates as a payment infrastructure and Merchant of Record provider, meaning contractual and regulatory responsibility for transactions sits with Crossbill rather than the merchant — a model that inherently requires the provider to maintain compliance coverage (including PCI DSS handling for card data) across the jurisdictions it serves. Detailed public information on specific licences held and years in operation is limited, so businesses evaluating Crossbill for high-volume or regulated use cases should confirm current licensing status and jurisdictional coverage directly with the provider before onboarding.