PingPong provides payment infrastructure for businesses operating across borders, helping them send, receive, and manage money through a unified platform. The company serves more than 750,000 businesses worldwide, from startups to large enterprises, and supports companies in sectors including e-commerce, travel, marketplaces, digital services, logistics, and retail.

Its services include global business and local currency accounts, payouts in more than 25 currencies, and payment acceptance through six global card networks, over 160 alternative payment methods, and local payment service providers. Businesses can also use PingPong’s checkout solutions, manage multi-currency cards for advertising, subscriptions, expenses, and supplier payments, and convert currencies with real-time pricing or advance rate locking. For companies building financial products, PingPong offers APIs and embedded payment infrastructure.

The platform is designed to simplify international operations with local payment rails, real-time processing, transparent pricing, and regulatory coverage across more than 200 markets and regions. As of June 30, 2026, PingPong reported 82 global licenses and authorizations and coverage of more than 180 transaction currencies.