Adyen
On BNM registerGlobal enterprise acquirer with Interchange++ card pricing and FPX
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rates not fully published
- FPX
- Contact sales
- Card
- Interchange++
- Setup
- RM0
- Settlement
- T+2 (FPX) / T+5 (DuitNow)
On request
No comparable published rates
| FPX (online banking) | Contact sales |
|---|---|
| Card (local credit/debit) | Interchange++ |
| International card | Interchange++ |
| E-wallet | Contact sales |
| DuitNow QR | Contact sales |
| BNPL | Contact sales |
| Setup fee | RM0 |
| Monthly / annual fee | RM0 (minimum invoice may apply) |
| Minimum transaction | — |
| Settlement | T+2 (FPX) / T+5 (DuitNow) |
Plans
Published list prices
Indicative, quoted in $ (currency not stated); custom pricing on request
- Processing fee (every transaction)
- $0.13
- Visa / Mastercard (Global)
- $0.13 + Interchange+ + 0.60%
- JCB (Global)
- $0.13 + 3.75%
- UnionPay (Global)
- $0.13 + 3%
- Online banking Malaysia (FPX)
- $0.13 + $0.52
- GrabPay (online, Malaysia)
- $0.13 + 1.5%
- Touch 'n Go (Malaysia)
- $0.13 + 1.60%
- Boost
- $0.13 + 2.5%
- DuitNow
- $0.13 + 1.5%
- Atome
- $0.13 + 5%
- Setup / monthly fee
- None (minimum invoice by industry)
Adyen is a global payments company used by large online and omnichannel merchants. Its Malaysian company, Adyen Malaysia Sdn Bhd, is registered with Bank Negara Malaysia as a non-bank merchant acquirer, and it supports FPX, cards, Touch ’n Go, GrabPay, Boost, DuitNow and Atome alongside its global methods.
Adyen does publish list prices: every transaction pays a $0.13 processing fee plus a method fee. Visa and Mastercard are priced on Interchange++ (the card scheme costs passed through, plus 0.60%), FPX is $0.13 + $0.52, and Malaysian e-wallets run from $0.13 + 1.5% (GrabPay, DuitNow) to $0.13 + 2.5% (Boost). The page gives no currency and no MYR figures and calls the prices indicative, so treat them as a starting point for a quote.
There are no setup or monthly fees, but Adyen applies a minimum invoice that depends on industry, which makes it a fit for high-volume businesses rather than small shops. Settlement delay is 2 days for FPX and 5 days for DuitNow, paid out in MYR or USD.
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