Ticketing platforms often claim to be global. But if your checkout page only supports credit cards, you aren't truly global—you’re just accessible.
The reality of international ticketing is simple: availability doesn't equal conversion. A fan in Brazil expects to pay with PIX. A buyer in the Netherlands trusts iDEAL. In Japan, PayPay and bank transfers dominate. If these options aren't available, customers don’t just switch payment methods; they switch platforms.
In standard eCommerce, a declined payment is a lost sale. In ticketing, it is a lost experience.We see platforms invest heavily in SEO, localized content, and marketing, only to fail at the final hurdle. Why? Because many Payment Service Providers (PSPs) prioritize generic "global coverage" over specific local acceptance.
The data is clear:
Ticketing is emotional, time-sensitive, and high-value. Fans want to secure their spot instantly, not fight a payment form.For cross-border marketplaces, relying solely on cards introduces friction:
At First2Pay, we don't just "turn on" payment methods. We align your infrastructure with buyer behavior.
Going global means thinking local.Your platform doesn't need to support every payment method in the world—just the right ones. First2Pay ensures you have the strategy to convert more fans, faster.