Zing partners with Checkout.com to increase digital payment methods

By Gloria Methri

International payments app Zing and global digital payments provider Checkout.com have partnered to support the launch of a new suite of alternative payment methods integrated into Zing’s app.

Zing members can now use multiple top-up tools, including mobile wallets, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, made possible by Checkout.com’s global digital payment integration. The announcement is part of a wider partnership through which Checkout.com will act as Zing’s primary global acquiring partner.

This new partnership further enables Zing’s members to enjoy a worry-free global money experience. Zing is now focused on leveraging Checkout.com’s cutting-edge technology to boost acceptance rates and deliver performance across the payment journey.

With direct acquiring available in more than 55 countries, Checkout.com’s global network will also enable Zing to roll out its services to more markets in the future.

James Allan, CEO and Founder at Zing, said, “Fundamentally, Zing’s ambition is to give our members the most convenient tool for cross-border payments, making international money worry-free, wherever they are in the world. Our partnership with Checkout.com is and will continue to enable us to deliver the best experience possible for our members. We’re proud to be working alongside Checkout.com and look forward to further innovation in the future.”

Meron Colbeci, Checkout.com’s Chief Product Officer, added, “We are incredibly proud to be partnering with Zing as it embarks on this next stage of growth. Zing is a FinTech company built from the ground up and is redefining how people manage money both digitally and internationally—a mission that is very aligned with our own.”

“A core tenet of our product philosophy is choice, giving customers the ability to customise and tailor solutions to suit their growth objectives. As our customers look to grow their businesses and expand their footprints globally, our goal is to help them navigate the complexity of payments in the markets they need.”