With the acceleration of digital commerce, both users and companies are demanding faster payments, especially in sectors where payments are a challenge, such as sports betting and online gaming.
In this context, Do Payment, the Peruvian payments fintech, has announced the launch of Do Pay, its own pay-in service, marking a milestone by achieving a 100% proprietary payment ecosystem in Latin America.
With this innovation, the company addresses two critical challenges for the sector: faster liquidity for clients and eliminating reliance on intermediaries, which translates into unique advantages in speed, costs, and flexibility. This was highlighted by Valentina Brero, Chief Product Officer at Do Payment.
In addition, the executive added that it solves the challenge of having a single provider that offers both its own pay-in and pay-out solution. This is made possible by operating with proprietary infrastructure and direct connections with banks, acquirers, and local payment systems.
“In Latin America, companies face a critical challenge: the slowness of fund availability, with delays of 48 to 72 hours and even up to one week, directly impacting their liquidity. Against global solutions poorly adapted to the region, Do Pay emerges as a service specialized in payment collection with the fastest settlement in the market, ideal for operators who need to use the funds for daily operations,” Brero explained.
The fintech already operates with the pay-out service in seven countries (Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Chile, Colombia, Panama, and the United States) and is launching this new proprietary pay-in solution in Peru, Mexico, and Ecuador, with plans to expand this solution to Chile and Colombia initially.
Regional Payment Ecosystem
Do Payment has not only launched its own pay-in solution but has also created a complete payment ecosystem designed to resolve the problems faced by many companies in Latin America when it comes to collecting and dispersing money. “Before this innovation, many companies had to operate with multiple providers: one for collection and another for dispersal, all with different technologies, high fees, and waiting times that affected their daily liquidity,” she noted.
With Do Pay, companies can now manage both collection and dispersal from a single platform with 100% proprietary solutions. This simplified and fully integrated ecosystem allows for a considerable improvement in operational liquidity, as funds are credited more quickly.
Although the company operates in various countries with their own specificities, it has developed a unique integration through an API that allows businesses to manage their operations in multiple currencies and territories from a single platform. “Our technology is designed to provide a local experience tailored to the needs of each country where we operate.”
Regional Expansion and Local Adaptability
Do Payment is not only focused on the gambling sector but also on key verticals such as e-commerce, fintechs, and cross-border remittances, where payment agility is crucial. Recently, the mentioned fintech entered the United States and plans to expand its presence in Brazil starting in the second half of 2025.
Brero highlighted that Do Payment has designed its platform with a modular and scalable infrastructure that adapts to the specificities of each market, including the integration of local payment methods such as Yape and PLIN (Peru), PIX (Brazil), SPEI (Mexico), PSE (Colombia), and Zelle (USA).
“Each market has its own regulatory and banking challenges, so we have worked on our proprietary infrastructure, along with close collaboration with local players (banks, acquirers, and local payment systems) to ensure that our technology meets all legal requirements without sacrificing agility. Clients access the pay-in and pay-out service through a unique regional API, which, with a single integration, allows them to operate in all the countries where we have a presence,” said Brero.
“At Do Payment, we understand the payment challenges in the region because we were born here, and that allows us to offer a payment experience that is truly local, but with global standards of technology and service,” concluded the executive.