forex
Payment gateway for forex brokers
MCC 6211 is excluded at every general-purpose processor. Lidya was built to onboard forex brokers in 24–48 hours and settle in USDT — no sponsor-bank middleman holding your funds.
Apply for an account →Why it's hard
- Stripe, PayPal, and most local acquirers refuse forex accounts at onboarding.
- Chargeback ratios on trader losses regularly push CB rates above 1%.
- Settlement wires get held by correspondent banks reviewing your MCC.
- Regulatory variance across jurisdictions makes generic underwriters nervous.
How Lidya solves it
- International credit / debit card acceptance (Visa, Mastercard, Amex).
- T+1 settlement in USDT on Tron, Ethereum, or BSC — no SWIFT exposure.
- Instant sandbox API key; live keys after KYC (24–48h).
- Webhook-driven chargeback feed with automated representment.
- 3D Secure enforced above a configurable threshold.
FAQ
- Can forex brokers accept credit cards in 2026?
- Yes, through a high-risk-friendly gateway like Lidya. Stripe and PayPal will not approve MCC 6211, but Turkish acquirers with the right sponsor-bank relationship do — and settle in USDT to bypass correspondent banking entirely.
- What is T+1 USDT settlement?
- Your customer pays with a card. Funds clear the card network within 24h. The next business day at 03:00 UTC, Lidya broadcasts the net amount to your USDT wallet on the network of your choice.
- What's the typical MDR for a forex broker?
- 12–18% on international cards, lower on local TRY-issued cards. Rolling reserve of 5–10%. Lower MDRs after 6 months of clean trading history.
Ready to start?
Sandbox API key in minutes. Live keys after KYC in 24–48 hours.
Apply →Related reading
- Payment Gateway for Forex Brokers: Accept Cards in 2026How forex brokers can accept credit card payments despite processor restrictions. T+1 USDT settlement, sandbox in minutes.
- What Is a High-Risk Payment Gateway? Complete Guide 2026Learn what makes a business high-risk, why major processors reject them, and how a high-risk payment gateway works — including T+1 USDT settlement.