MassPay: The Future of Global Payments in Direct Selling

The way businesses operate has changed. Teams, affiliates, contractors, and distributors can now be located anywhere in the world – yet getting people paid can still be slow and complicated. 

MassPay is changing that, the company shared – and is quickly becoming a preferred payout solution for direct selling and affiliate companies looking for faster, more flexible global payments.  

Built for modern global businesses, MassPay provides a single payout infrastructure designed to move money quickly, accurately, and globally, reaching recipients across 180 countries. 

Speed Meets Flexibility 

MassPay connects businesses to a wide range of payout options, including RTP, FedNow, ACH, wire transfers, Visa Direct, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, local bank transfers, mobile wallets, stablecoins, cryptocurrency, and cash pickup. 

Depending on the market and payment method, recipients can access funds in real time or near real time – eliminating the traditional multi-day payout experience, explained company leadership.

MassPay Global Payments solution for direct selling companies and distributor payouts

Built for Accuracy 

Speed only matters when payments reach the right destination. MassPay shares that they combine payment validation, intelligent routing, KYC/KYB capabilities, and compliance infrastructure to help businesses reduce failed transactions and payout friction. 

For direct selling companies managing thousands of distributors across multiple markets, that means fewer payment problems and a better experience for the field. 

One Integration. Global Coverage. 

Instead of integrating with different payment providers country by country, companies can connect to global and local payment rails through one MassPay integration, the company stated – and pay distributors the way their market already works: 

  • Southeast Asia: GCash, Maya, GrabPay, local bank deposit, and cash pickup in mobile-first markets where the wallet is the bank account. 
  • South Asia: bKash, Nagad, UPI, IMPS, and cash pickup, reaching distributors that banks never did. 
  • Africa: M-Pesa, Airtel Money, MTN MoMo, PalmPay, OPay, local bank deposit, and USDC or USDT. 
  • Latin America: Pix, SPEI, PicPay, Mercado Pago, OXXO cash, and USDT, in local currency. 
  • North America: RTP, FedNow, Visa Direct to card, PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, Interac, and ACH. 
  • Europe: SEPA Instant, Faster Payments, local bank deposit, PayPal, and USDC, with no correspondent banking chain. 

A Portal That Speaks Their Language 

Getting paid should feel local, not foreign. MassPay’s branded payee portal adapts to each market – switching language, currency, and payout methods to what distributors actually use there, with the company’s logo on all of it. 

The portal is available in English, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian, and Japanese. A distributor in Kuala Lumpur, for example, can view their balance in ringgit, navigate in Chinese, and withdraw to DuitNow or Touch ‘n Go – rather than receiving dollars and converting them at the branch.

“Distributors are the heart of a direct selling business, and how they get paid shapes how they feel about the company,”

said Ran Grushkowsky, CEO of MassPay.

“When commissions show up late or a payment fails, that trust takes a hit. We built MassPay so companies can pay their field in the method each person prefers, in 180 countries, often in real time. When people get paid quickly and reliably, they stay engaged and keep building.” 

The future of payments isn’t one bank, one currency, or one payment method, Grushkowsky continued. It’s giving people the freedom to receive their money where they want it, how they want it, and as quickly as possible. 

MassPay is helping set a new standard for how the direct selling industry gets paid. For partnership inquiries or to integrate with MassPay, contact: [email protected]

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