Global payments expansion
What changes when you start billing customers in new markets, and the three decisions that matter most.
Global payments expansion
What changes when you start billing customers in new markets, and the three decisions that matter most.
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Expanding into a new market changes more than the size of your addressable audience. Who carries the tax and compliance risk, whether customers can pay the way they expect to, and what you need to check before launch all affect whether that expansion actually converts.
This path covers the three decisions that come up in nearly every market-entry conversation, in the order you'll typically need to make them.
LCA vs. MoR
Decide who carries the tax, risk, and compliance burden as you enter a new market.
Currency & payment methods
See why offering the local currency and payment method is the biggest lever you have for conversion.
Compliance & language
Know what to check, region by region, before you flip the switch on a new market.
Review & resources
Test what you've learned and find every resource from this path in one place.
Work through these three pages in order. Each decision affects the ones that follow, so starting with local acquiring vs. merchant of record will make the currency and compliance pages easier to apply to your situation.
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