Neopayment is a Panama-based payments platform offering POS terminals, payment links, recurring billing, and white-label checkout forms with next-day fund…
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Neopayment does not publish specific pricing or transaction fee rates on its website; it states there are no hidden fees and settles funds within 24 hours, but exact rates and terminal costs must be requested directly from the company.
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August 6, 2026
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Neopayment is a payment processing platform serving merchants in Panama, positioning itself as billing infrastructure ("infraestructura de cobros") for businesses of all sizes. It combines in-person and online payment acceptance in a single account: four POS terminal models (NEO6, NEO20, NEO62, NEO96) for card-present transactions, shareable and customizable payment links, one-off charges, recurring billing plans, and white-label custom payment forms for capturing card data on a merchant's own site. A web-based business management dashboard sits on top, giving merchants a client vault, transaction history, POS user permissions, a product catalog, banking rate management, automated reporting, and fraud-prevention controls. The platform also supports Google Pay at checkout. Neopayment markets PCI DSS and 3D Secure certification, next-day (24h) fund settlement, and no hidden fees, and states it is a registered Visa Global Registry Service Provider. According to the company's own site, it serves merchants across sectors such as restaurants, retail, delivery, and vending.
Key Features
POS terminals — Four terminal models (NEO6, NEO20, NEO62, NEO96) for accepting in-person card payments.
Payment links — Create and manage fully customizable shareable payment links for one-off or online charges.
Recurring billing — Set up customizable recurring payment plans for subscription-based charges.
White-label payment forms — Custom, brandable checkout forms that securely capture card data on a merchant's own site.
Google Pay checkout — Accept Google Pay as a mobile wallet payment method at checkout.
Business management dashboard — Web-based back office with a client vault, transaction history, POS user permissions, product catalog, banking rate management, automated reporting, and fraud-prevention controls.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Combines in-person POS terminals and online payment links/checkout in one account instead of separate providers
Advertises next-day (24h) settlement of funds rather than multi-day payout delays
White-label custom payment forms let merchants keep their own branding at checkout
Includes a built-in business management dashboard (client vault, reporting, fraud controls) rather than requiring a separate back office tool
Cons
No public pricing or fee schedule is published; merchants must contact sales to learn transaction rates
Marketing site is Spanish-only and focused on the Panamanian market, which may limit fit for merchants outside that region
No public API/developer documentation was found beyond references to third-party Google Pay integration docs