Local gateway · Southeast Asia Xendit for Southeast Asian transfer payments
Southeast Asian customers pay by QR codes, bank transfers and e-wallets more than by card. Xendit invoices give them QRIS in Indonesia, FPX and DuitNow in Malaysia and GCash in the Philippines.
- Countries
- 3
- Methods
- 13
- Local account in
- 3
Last verified 11 Nov 2026
In short
- Xendit is available in TransferArc in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
- Each customer sees the methods of their country: QRIS, virtual accounts, OVO, DANA, ShopeePay in Indonesia; FPX, DuitNow, Touch ’n Go, GrabPay in Malaysia; GCash and Maya in the Philippines; plus cards.
- Connection needs one secret API key.
Xendit is a payments company founded in Jakarta that operates across Southeast Asia. TransferArc uses Xendit invoices: a hosted page that shows the local methods for the customer’s country.
You connect with your Xendit secret API key. One integration covers three markets, which helps operators running transfers in Bali, Kuala Lumpur and Manila.
Xendit in TransferArc: 3 countries
Countries where a transfer company can connect this gateway in TransferArc, and whether a company registered there can open the merchant account locally.
What your customers can pay with
The methods the gateway offers through TransferArc. A customer sees the ones that exist in their country and that you have switched on in your Xendit account.
Cards
Visa · Mastercard
Wallets
OVO · DANA · ShopeePay · Touch 'n Go eWallet · GrabPay · GCash · Maya
Bank payments
Bank virtual accounts · FPX
QR payments
QRIS · DuitNow QR
| Country | Methods a customer there can see |
|---|---|
| Indonesia | QRIS, Bank virtual accounts, OVO, DANA, ShopeePay, Visa, Mastercard |
| Malaysia | FPX, DuitNow QR, Touch 'n Go eWallet, GrabPay, Visa, Mastercard |
| Philippines | GCash, Maya, Visa, Mastercard |
Why Southeast Asian operators use Xendit
QR and bank transfer
QRIS, DuitNow QR and virtual accounts, the methods people use daily.
E-wallets
OVO, DANA, ShopeePay, Touch ’n Go, GrabPay, GCash and Maya.
Three countries, one key
One integration across Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
Connect Xendit to TransferArc
Built in: no plugin and no code. You use your own merchant account, so payouts go straight to you.
- 01 Open your merchant accountSign up with Xendit and complete its business verification. Switch on the payment methods you want customers to see.
- 02 Copy your credentialsTransferArc asks for: Secret API key (kept secret).
- 03 Connect in Finance → Online paymentsPaste the credentials, test a payment on the sandbox account, then switch to live.
- 04 Take bookings paid onlineCustomers pay for their transfer on Xendit’s secure page; the payment is matched to the booking and posted to your ledger.
Good fit for
- Bali and Jakarta transfersTourists and residents paying by QRIS or e-wallet.
- Kuala Lumpur airport transportFPX and DuitNow for local customers.
- Manila and Cebu operatorsGCash and Maya.
Xendit vs alternatives in TransferArc
Sources and verification. Gateway list, methods and credentials: TransferArc integration register. Country account rules: docs.xendit.co/getting-started. Last verified 11 November 2026. Payment acceptance (what a customer can pay with) is not the same as merchant eligibility (who can open the account) or payouts (where money is settled): confirm the last two with Xendit for your company.
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Frequently asked questions.
Where is Xendit available in TransferArc?
In Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
Will a Malaysian customer see QRIS?
No. The invoice shows the methods of the customer’s country: FPX, DuitNow, Touch ’n Go and GrabPay in Malaysia.
Can a company outside these countries use Xendit?
Xendit has a regional account for businesses registered elsewhere; check the conditions with Xendit.
What does TransferArc need?
Your Xendit secret API key, under Finance → Online payments.